Legal and business documents
Contracts, powers of attorney, corporate and registration documents, policies, tenders, business correspondence, reports and other formal materials.
Professional translation for business documents, legal content, medical and pharmaceutical materials, technical documentation and marketing. Each project is matched with the right subject-matter expertise, terminology and delivery format.
Contracts, powers of attorney, corporate and registration documents, policies, tenders, business correspondence, reports and other formal materials.
Medical records, clinical-trial content, pharmaceutical documents, medical-device materials, patient-facing information and related specialist texts.
Manuals, specifications, catalogues, technical files, software and IT materials, marketing content and projects requiring consistent specialist terminology.
Our core work includes Ukrainian ↔ Polish, Ukrainian ↔ English and other agreed language combinations. We can work with editable files, PDFs, scans and documents that require layout reconstruction.
If the translation is intended for a court, notary, university, public authority or another formal process, tell us where it will be submitted. This helps determine whether standard translation, certification, notarization or another form is appropriate.
We check the files, languages, subject, intended use and requested turnaround.
The project is assigned according to language pair and relevant subject expertise.
Terminology, completeness, figures, names and consistency are checked throughout the file.
You receive the translation in the agreed format, with any next steps confirmed where needed.
For specialist content, grammar alone is not enough. The translation also needs domain-appropriate terminology, consistent naming, structural accuracy and proper use of client reference materials.
For recurring projects, we can work with approved terminology, previous translations and project-specific guidance so later files remain aligned.
Language pair, volume, specialist complexity, source-file quality, formatting, deadline and any certification or additional review required.
Yes, provided the full document is readable. A clear scan or photo is usually enough for an initial quote.
Yes. Larger projects are planned to maintain consistent terminology, formatting and project instructions across all files.
Not always. Requirements vary by country, authority and procedure, so the intended place of submission should be identified before work begins.
Upload it with the target language, intended use and deadline. We will review the material and provide a practical quote.
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