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Your turnaround estimate covers the time from when we check your order and assign a translator to when your translation is ready for review. You see the estimate at checkout, set by your document’s word count and the service level you select.
A few things shape it:
Because real linguists handle every order, we give estimates rather than fixed deadlines, and those estimates prove accurate 98% of the time, often with delivery ahead of schedule. Approval, notarization, apostille, and shipping are added on top of the translation estimate. On a deadline? Expedited turnaround is available for certified and standard work.
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Four steps take you from upload to finished translation:
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We price professional standard translations by the word and certified translations by the page. Each certified page covers up to 250 words, with a small overflow allowance before the count rolls into a new page. For example, a 500-word document works out to 2 certified pages.
Two things worth knowing:
Hard-to-read scans, spreadsheets, and slide decks may need manual review to confirm the figure. Send those over and a team member will settle the count for you.
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Request a quote when a document is tough to scan, combines several languages, comes with particular instructions, or our automatic counter cannot price it. Requesting one is free.
How it works:
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Optional — rarely needed.
Notarization adds one extra page to your translation and certification. Notarization confirms that the signature of the person who signs the certification statement is indeed their signature.
Every certified translation already has its own dedicated electronic confirmation process, so notarization is usually unneeded: an authority can simply contact ABC Translations to confirm who signed the certification page.
Optional — rarely requested these days.
An apostille backs up the signature of the notary (and notarization backs up the signature of the person who signs the certification). It is a signature-checking chain — that is all it is:
Optional
We can mail hard copies for $20 per order (all language pairs included). We send via USPS Priority or Express Mail. If you prefer another mailing method, add a note to your request.
Most authorities do not want hard copies. For example, USCIS explicitly says not to send them hard copies, and doing so can be seen as not following instructions.