Multilingual Translation, Interpreting, Genealogy Research & International Heir Search Services
International Genealogy & Archival Research Services; Apostille; Certified Translation & Interpreter Services
All Language Alliance, Inc. specializes in multilingual legal translation; expert witness services; ancestry research services and heir search services; genealogy research services worldwide; Apostille services and Apostille translation; live deposition interpreter services and remote deposition interpreting for legal proceedings involving foreign parties, foreign witnesses, and foreign evidence. If you want to set up an agreement for foreign language interpretation and translation services, or have a foreign language document that requires an Apostille certified translation for dual citizenship, immigration, or academic purposes, you will have a lot of questions. Would you just google “legal translation services near me”; “Slovak citizenship by descent”; “Thai translator/interpreter as an expert witness“; “cursive transcription service”; “art provenance research“; “Apostille services near me”; “heir tracing”; “heir search”; “forensic genealogist“; “international probate research”; “genealogy expert“; “probate genealogist“; “foreign language paleography”; “medical interpreting companies”; “legal interpreting services”; “medical interpreters Colorado”; “legal Spanish translation”; “Amharic check interpreter“; “best legal translation services”; “notary translation”; “corporate translation services”; “Mongolian interpreter”; “Russian interpreter”; “proffer meeting interpreter”; “translator of Old German scripts“; “English translator of the Spanish medieval and Colonial Era historical documents handwritten in cursive” and hope to find the best multilingual document translation service in Denver, Colorado, USA?
Are you wondering about the type of interpreting services our on-site and remote legal and medical interpreters provide in Denver and elsewhere? Are you considering hiring legal interpreters in exotic, uncommon and common foreign language for video depositions via Zoom, or over the phone interpretation (OPI)? Looking for online legal translation service that delivers official document translations globally? Need additional details about legal language translators and legal deposition interpreters?
If you do not see your document translation, Apostille services, or deposition interpreting question answered below, please contact our legal translation company with headquarters in Denver, Colorado, USA for more information.
What is a court-certified interpreter?
What is the difference between consecutive interpretation and simultaneous interpretation?
What is the difference between a translator and an interpreter?
Can your legal translation company provide a court-certified interpreter for a deposition?
Does your legal interpreting service provide check interpreters for U.S. depositions?
Will your legal translation company sign a Non-Disclosure and Confidentiality Agreement?
How many foreign languages does your legal translating website support?
How can I become a court interpreter?
Does your technical document translation service use machine translation?
Why does your legal translation company ask how the translated document will be used?
My company has never worked with a legal translation service. What do we need to know about official certified document translation services to get everything done right the first time?
The historical and genealogical research, consulting and legal translation services that we provide take place at the intersections of law; genealogy; history; paleography; archival research; world languages and world cultures. Read the section that best describes your industry. We provide probate genealogy services, also known as forensic genealogy and heir research services; genealogical research and archival search to obtain certified copies of ancestral vital records in the U.S. and abroad which are required for citizenship by descent applications in Italy; Slovakia; Poland; Hungary; the Czech Republic; Romania and other foreign countries; multilingual legal translation services; historical and archival translation services; technical translation services; pharmaceutical translation services; financial translation services; advertising translation services in Denver, Colorado, USA, and across the globe.
Become familiar with our Document Translation Tips for multilingual communications, legal language translation tips, plus “A Lawyer’s Guide to Cross-Cultural Depositions”, written by Nina Ivanichvili, subscribe to our legal document translation blog “Translation for Lawyers”, legal language translation blog, and contact our certified legal document translation service to sign a contract for translation services.
What is the difference between a sworn translation and a certified translation, and who are sworn translators?
In the U.S. we are used to requesting a certified translation made by a translator who is certified by the American Translators Association when we need official translation of foreign language documents that will be accepted by the U.S. courts; the USCIS, and other government agencies within the U.S. jurisdiction.
If your U.S. Apostille documents- U.S. court orders; vital records; your immigrant-ancestor’s citizenship and naturalization papers, such as Certificate of Arrival; Declaration of Intention; Petition for Naturalization; Affidavits of Witnesses; Oath of Allegiance; Certificate of Naturalization- are going to be used in a non-U.S. jurisdiction, such as, in a EU country, or in a non-EU country, it is common to speak about obtaining a sworn translation of the U.S. records by a sworn translator who translates English documents into the official language of the country where these documents are going to be used and who is authorized by the government of his or her country to produce sworn translations for the official use in their country.
When dealing with the U.S. Apostille documents that will be used in a non-U.S. jurisdiction, countries such as Germany; Portugal; Poland; Spain; Italy; France; Romania; Hungary; Slovakia; Croatia; Sweden; Argentina; Turkey, and other countries require that the official translation from English into their country’s official language be made by a sworn translator/ interpreter authorized by that country’s government to produce official translations, certified translations, legalized translations, sworn translations in order for them to be accepted by any government agency within that country. Those sworn translators have passed rigorous tests administered by the Ministry of Justice and/ or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and sometimes by a Chamber of Commerce of that specific country, and often have a special seal or stamp with their name and sometimes even that country’s national emblem. Interestingly, unlike sworn translators in other countries, sworn translators/interpreters in Italy need to go a step further. They actually take their sworn translation to a local court for it to be sworn and authenticated.
When a U.S. person files a petition for citizenship by descent, or a petition for restoration of citizenship (also known as a petition for reacquisition of citizenship); or a petition for “citizenship by investment” (CBI) from inside the U.S., many foreign consulates and embassies allow for the certified translation of the U.S. Apostille documents to be made by the U.S.-based professional translators who are certified by the American Translators Association. In cases where the application or petition will be filed in a non-U.S. jurisdiction- for example, in Germany; Portugal; Poland; Spain; Italy; France; Romania; Croatia; Argentina; Turkey, or in other foreign countries- the official certified legalized sworn translation from English into that country’s official language needs to be made by a sworn translator who has a sworn translator/ interpreter credentials from that specific country.
Our law firm has hundreds of handwritten land case documents from the 1860s in cursive that we need to have transcribed to Modern American English. Can your historical document transcription and handwritten document translation service help?
Yes, All Language Alliance, Inc. has an-going experience in cursive handwriting transcription of legal, historical, genealogical, and archival documents– such as deposition transcripts; deeds; wills; right-of-way agreements; land surveys; logbooks- that were created in English, or in Polish; German; Italian; French; Latin; Hungarian; Slovak; Danish; Czech; Spanish; Norwegian; Swedish, and other foreign languages. Please feel free to pdf the entire legal document handwritten in cursive for a transcription estimate.
I am a U.S. citizen. I have a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) that was issued by the U.S. Embassy in Peru in 1925 confirming the birth of my grandfather in 1925 in Lima, Peru. I am planning to apply for a dual citizenship in Peru. Can you help me obtain my grandfather’s Peruvian Birth Certificate (Partida de Nacimiento) to submit to the Peruvian Consulate in the U.S.?
Yes, All Language Alliance, Inc. can help you obtain your grandfather’s Peruvian Birth Certificate. Your are welcome to pdf us a copy of the “Report of Birth Of Children Born to American Parents”, which today is known as CRBA, or Consular Report of Birth Abroad, and we will provide the available options once we review it.
Our law firm is trying to track down our client’s siblings who are residing in Brazil. We don’t really have much information about them, and are not sure if they are living or deceased. Can you help with this international search for our client’s foreign heirs/ beneficiaries?
Yes, our international ancestry and archival research, Apostille services and legal translation services firm provides legal interpretation, international genealogy, forensic genealogy, foreign kinship, beneficiary and probate research services and has experience in locating missing and/ or unknown beneficiaries and heirs to testate and intestate estates, guardianships, and trusts. Please provide all the information you know about the alleged siblings (names; dates of birth; and places of birth and residence), and include copies of any records you might have (such as birth, marriage and death records) of their brothers and sisters, parents, in-laws, nephews and nieces. We will provide you with the best estate research, probate research, heir search, heirship research services by our in-country archival researchers to find the unknown or missing foreign heirs and beneficiaries.
I live in Cincinnati, OH. I need to give a limited POA to my sister who resides in Argentina to sell an apartment in Argentina. Do you offer a legal translation from English to Spanish that will be recognized in Argentina?
Yes, we do. Please get the POA drafted, executed and apostilled in Ohio, and pdf the apostilled document to us for an estimate. After we receive the payment we will have our sworn translator in Argentina provide English to Spanish certified translation, get the certified translation legalized in Argentina, and mail it to your sister in Argentina.
I am seeking assistance in procuring my Italian great grandmother’s birth certificate from Italy from the late 19th century for the purposes of checking for possibility of Italian dual citizenship by descent. Can your genealogy and certified legal document translation service help?
Yes, we can. We have Italian genealogists and Italian family history researchers in Italy who can research your Italian lineage and procure your Italian grandmother’s Italian birth certificate, which is known as a certified extract of the birth record (in Italian: ‘Estratto per riassunto dell’atto di nascita‘) and other Italian ancestral documents to facilitate your application for Italian dual citizenship by descent.
My great-grandparents immigrated to the U.S. from the territory of the present-day Slovakia, and I would like to obtain Slovak citizenship by descent. Can your genealogy research, certified translation and Apostille service assist me with getting an official certified copy of my ancestors’ naturalization certificates and/or their U.S. Citizenship Petitions, and also help me get certified copies of my Slovak ancestors’ birth certificates and certified copies of birth and marriage certificates of their parents, grandparents and great-grandparents who used to live on the territory of the present-day Slovakia?
Yes, many of our clients are grandchildren or great-grandchildren of the immigrants from Yugoslavia, Slovakia, Poland, Slovenia, Romania, Lithuania, France, Spain, Denmark, Italy, and other European countries some of which used to be part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, and want to get a dual citizenship by descent, or need to reacquire or restore ancestral citizenship that has lapsed. Our genealogy research and Apostille certified translation and document authentication service can help obtain certified copies of historical and archival typewritten and handwritten documents that were created in the U.S., have them apostilled, provide you with certified Apostille English to Slovak translation of your ancestor’s Apostille U.S. naturalization records, such as such as Certificate of Arrival; Declaration of Intention; Petition for Naturalization; Affidavits of Witnesses; Oath of Allegiance; Certificate of Naturalization, which you would then be able to submit to the consulate of your ancestors’ country of origin along with your application for a citizenship by descent or with your application for reacquisition of citizenship. In addition, we provide international archival research and genealogy research services and can assist with obtaining certified copies of your immigrant ancestors’ birth certificates from Slovakia and certified copies of birth certificates and marriage certificates of their ancestors who used to reside on the territory of the present-day Slovakia.
I live in Denver, Colorado, and my attorney in Mexico has provided me with a bilingual power of attorney document in Spanish and in English. He wants me to sign this power of attorney (POA), get my signature notarized and obtain an Apostille. Can your certified document translation and Apostille service help?
Yes, our legal document translation and Apostille service works with a Colorado notary who is also a Colorado licensed attorney and can help you with the notarization and Apostille for the Mexican POA. The POA and other legal documents drafted overseas often contain language that requires the notary to make legal conclusions about the content of the document or the capacity of the signer. Making such legal conclusions is considered the practive of law in Colorado, and in other states. So a non-attorney notary would not be qualified to notarize this document.
Which foreign countries does your worldwide Apostille service provide certified translation and Apostille services for?
Our sworn and certified translation and national and worldwide Apostille service provides Alabama Apostille; Alaska Apostille; Arizona Apostille; Arkansas Apostille; California Apostille; Colorado Apostille; Connecticut Apostille; Delaware Apostille; Florida Apostille; Georgia Apostille; Hawaii Apostille; Idaho Apostille; Illinois Apostille; Indiana Apostille; Iowa Apostille; Kansas Apostille; Kentucky Apostille; Louisiana Apostille; Maine Apostille; Maryland Apostille; Massachusetts Apostille; Michigan Apostille; Minnesota Apostille; Mississippi Apostille; Missouri Apostille; Montana Apostille; Nebraska Apostille; Nevada Apostille; New Hampshire Apostille; New Jersey Apostille; New Mexico Apostille; New York Apostille; North Carolina Apostille; North Dakota Apostille; Ohio Apostille; Oklahoma Apostille; Oregon Apostille; Pennsylvania Apostille; Rhode Island Apostille; South Carolina Apostille; South Dakota Apostille; Tennessee Apostille; Texas Apostille; Utah Apostille; Vermont Apostille; Virginia Apostille; Washington Apostille; West Virginia Apostille; Wisconsin Apostille; Wyoming Apostille for U.S. documents to be used in:
Albania, Andorra, Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Australia, Austria, Azerbaijan, Bahamas, Bahrain, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Belize, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Burundi, Cape Verde, Chile, Colombia, Cook Islands, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Estonia, Fiji, Finland, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Grenada, Guatemala, Honduras, Hungary, Iceland, India, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lesotho, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Malawi, Malta, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Mexico, Moldova, Monaco, Mongolia, Montenegro, Namibia, Netherlands, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Niue, North Macedonia, Norway, Oman, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Phillippines, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russian Federation, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Samoa, San Marino, Sao Tome and Principe, Serbia, Seychelles, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Suriname, Swaziland, Sweden, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Uzbekistan, Vanuatu, Venezuela.
Which foreign countries does your worldwide translation and document legalisation service provide certified translation and document legalization and authentication services for?
Our worldwide certified translation and Apostille services firm provides certified translation and legalization and authentication services for the documents to be used in:
Afghanistan, Algeria, Angola, Bangladesh, Benin, Burkina Faso, Burma, Cambodia, Cameroon, Canada, Chad, China, Congo, Cuba, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, Guinea, Haiti, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Laos, Lebanon, Libya, Madagascar, Malaysia, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nepal, Niger, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Qatar, Rwanda, Saudi Arabia, Senegal, Sierra Leona, South Sudan, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Syria, Taiwan, Tanzania, Thailand, Togo, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Uganda, Vietnam, Yemen, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
I am fluent in Norwegian and I have already translated my own academic documents from Norwegian to English. Can you just certify them for me?
Unfortunately not. All Language Alliance, Inc. provides certified translation services, notarized translations, official certified translations and apostille translation services not only for the U.S.-based individual clients and corporations, but also for individuals, law firms and companies located anywhere in the world.
For liability reasons we can only certify multilingual academic document translations, translation of EB-5 immigration documents, birth, marriage, divorce and death certificates, translation of wills, Apostille translations and other legal documents that have been done by our certified translators.
What is a court-certified interpreter?
In the United States the term “certified”, or “court-certified” interpreter describes a court interpreter who has passed the state or federal certification exam.
Federal court interpreter certification is available currently for three languages only: Spanish, Haitian-Creole, and Navajo.
As of this writing, according to the National Center for State Courts, state court certification oral interpreting exams are available in some states for the eighteen languages only: Amharic; Arabic; Bosnian/ Serbian/ Croatian; Cantonese; Filipino/ Tagalog; French; Haitian Creole; Hmong; Khmer; Korean; Mandarin; Polish; Portuguese; Russian; Somali; Spanish; Turkish; Vietnamese.
What is the difference between consecutive interpretation and simultaneous interpretation?
Consecutive interpretation requires the speaker to stop after a few sentences and let the interpreter interpret the speaker’s statement. Consecutive mode of interpreting is used at legal depositions and at green card interviews in the USCIS offices. In simultaneous interpretation (also known as U.N.-style interpretation) the interpreter, who uses interpreting equipment and works with another interpreter in a soundproof booth, listens to the speaker’s speech in one language and simultaneously converts it into another language, without waiting for the speaker to finish his or her statement. Simultaneous interpreting is used for high-level conferences and corporate webinars, while consecutive interpreting is used for client meetings and depositions. Get in touch with All Language Alliance, Inc. to reserve a team of English-Japanese simultaneous interpreters; a team of English-Korean simultaneous interpreters; a team of English-Mandarin simultaneous interpreters for your technical meetings or corporate events.
What is the difference between a translator and an interpreter?
It is very common for people outside of the foreign language world to use the terms “legal translator” and “legal interpreter” interchangeably. When you start working with All Language Alliance, Inc., you will learn that the terms “translator” and “interpreter” refer to members of two different professions. Legal translators deal with the legal text translation, legal terms translation and translate documents from the source language (the language the document is written in) into another language (called the target language). Legal interpreters, on the other hand, interpret, i.e. translate orally from one foreign language to another. Similarly, medical translators translate pharmaceutical and medical documents, while medical interpreters translate oral communication between doctors and patients.
I want to have some official documents translated, certified and apostilled. Do I need to bring them to your certified translation service, or can certified translations be done online?
Our official document translation service serves clients near and far. There is no need for you to visit our certified translation office in Denver, Colorado, USA. We provide online document translations globally and deliver notarized, certified and Apostille document translation services to corporate, government and private clients statewide, nationwide, and worldwide. We also provide certified translation of Latin diplomas and other academic translation services from more than 100 languages. Many of online certified document translation requests come from Los Angeles, Miami, Washington, D.C, NYC, Dallas, Las Vegas, Boston, San Francisco, Atlanta, San Diego, Philadelphia, Chicago, Houston, Denver. Request a certified document translation rate, or inquire about our legal document translation prices. Once the estimate is approved, you may pay online by clicking on the PayPal button at the bottom of the Specialized Translation Services page. If your credit card payment does not go through immediately, please call PayPal’s support line at 1-888-221-1161.
Can your legal translation company provide a court-certified interpreter for a deposition in a major commercial case?
Yes, we can. The legal interpreting service All Language Alliance, Inc. provides court-certified deposition interpreters and registered and credentialed court interpreters with a high level of sophistication for in-person on-site depositions, for in-person arbitration in the U.S. and overseas, as well as deposition interpreters for remote virtual depositions via Zoom in any foreign language, including Turkish; Korean; Russian; Spanish; Mongolian; French; Slovak; Mandarin Chinese; Japanese; German; Romanian; Czech; Canadian French; Armenian; Italian; Portuguese; Croatian; Arabic; Amharic; Cantonese; Thai for major commercial cases.
U.S. discovery with pretrial litigation, document production and live testimony is an unfamiliar concept to any person outside of the United States. When representing foreign clients in U.S. litigation, it is very challenging to explain the dynamics of a U.S. deposition and trial testimony to a foreign client. Some law firms expose foreign witnesses to a mock deposition to help them get used to testifying through a deposition interpreter in the real deposition. Please contact us to learn how hiring one of our legal interpreters, or a team of legal interpreters to serve as your private linguistic experts can benefit your case.
Does your legal interpreting service provide check interpreters for U.S. depositions?
Yes, we do. All Language Alliance, Inc. supplies court-certified interpreters with experience in serving as check interpreters in high-stakes litigation, such as, for example, patent infringement cases and product liability cases. A check interpreter is typically hired by the party defending the deposition. These days check interpreters are used in most depositions involving an Asian language, a Scandinavian language, and even common European languages and English.
Will your legal translation company sign a Non-Disclosure and Confidentiality Agreement?
Yes, we will. Confidentiality is essential to our clients. Our expert legal translation service is open to signing a Non-Disclosure and Confidentiality Agreement before examining your English or foreign language documents.
How many foreign languages does your legal translating website support?
All Language Alliance, Inc. provides over-the-phone interpreters, on-site in-person live legal interpreter services, on-site deposition interpreting services and deposition interpreting services via Zoom, and online professional translation in over 100 languages and dialects. To see the list of the foreign languages which our legal translation services company supports, please visit our Word-Class Languages Translation Services page.
How much notice does your professional translation service need to provide an onsite medical interpreter or an on-site deposition interpreter?
All Language Alliance, Inc. can help with same-day requests for Denver medical interpreter services or for deposition interpreters in the metro Denver in all foreign languages. To ensure that a court-certified foreign language interpreter is available to interpret for your government delegation, deposition, USITC proceedings, arbitration, IME, FCEs, recorded statement, court hearing, immigration interview, trade show in New York, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Miami, San Francisco, Boston, Houston, Atlanta, San Diego, Denver, Hong Kong, Paris, and elsewhere, we suggest you contact our legal translation company well in advance of the assignment. We also strongly recommend advance planning for foreign depositions around the world, as well as international conferences, meetings and seminars requiring services of simultaneous interpreters and conference interpreters.
How can I become a court interpreter, or a legal interpreter?
Contact the office of the court administrator in your local municipality or state government to learn about their requirements for testing and certification of court interpreters, or judicial interpreters.
Once you become court-certified, you will be able to start providing deposition interpreting services for legal depositions in civil cases.
Does your technical translation service use machine translation?
All Language Alliance, Inc. provides the best technical documentation translation service by utilizing certified human translators with experience in specialized document translation services. Some of our certified translators use CAT (computer assisted translation) tools or translation memory software, to ensure consistency of terminology.
Many American companies are marketing their services and products in languages other than English. Can your document translation company translate marketing documents?
Yes, we provide multilingual marketing document translation services to help your company avoid costly translation mistakes and embarrassment. If your company is delivering professional services to non-English-speaking clients, read “Acquiring Foreign-Born Clients: Marketing Legal Services to a Growing Niche”, written by Nina Ivanichvili, and then contact our professional translation company to discuss your need for business document translation services.
My company is doing business with China. In addition to certified English translations from Chinese, we need English to Chinese translation services. Is it better to have our English corporate documents translated into Simplified Chinese, or to have them translated into Traditional Chinese?
If your English business documents will be only used in mainland China, we recommend having them translated into Simplified Chinese. If your documents will be used in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Macao, and other places outside of mainland China, have them translated into Traditional Chinese.
Why does your legal translation company ask how the translated document will be used?
There are significant differences, for example, in the Spanish spoken in Mexico, Central America, South America, and Europe. Similarly, there are also differences between Canadian and European French, as well as between Brazilian Portuguese and Continental Portuguese. Professional certified translators are sensitive to the cultural and social subtleties and nuances. If your documents are aimed at consumers and if you need them translated into Spanish, Portuguese, or French — it is important to let your trusted document translation services company know for which country or ethnic group you plan to use the documents (the documents’ target audience or readership).
Is your medical translation company hiring onsite medical interpreters in Denver, or in other parts of Colorado?
We’re are always glad to hear from professional medical translators and interpreters, who translate from and into common and exotic Scandinavian, Asian, European and African languages, as well as such rare languages as Kunama and Marshallese, and who are available for on-site work in Denver and in other parts of Colorado, or for remote interpreting services via video conferencing and telephone. Please visit our Translator and Interpreter Jobs in Denver, Colorado page to learn about employment opportunities for medical interpreters, legal translators, bilingual caregivers, foreign medical professionals, bilingual attorneys, editors, linguists, and State Department interpreters with national security clearances.
I have several old handwritten personal letters and diaries from relatives who lived on the Island of Krk, which is a part of Croatia. Can you translate them for me?
We absolutely can. One of our specialty areas is genealogy translation services, forensic genealogy, and transcription and translation of old, archival and historical handwritten documents and manuscripts written in cursive. We translate foreign language genealogical documents, historical documents and handwritten personal letters and diaries from German, Ottoman Turkish, Croatian, Russian, Ukrainian, Czech, Hebrew, Chinese, Albanian, Arabic, Bulgarian, Spanish, Swedish, Portuguese, Italian, Hebrew, Mongolian, Polish, Slovak, Finnish, Icelandic, Danish, Lithuanian, Estonian, Latvian, Turkish, Estonian, Dutch, French, Japanese. Please feel free to scan your handwritten documents and PDF them to us for an estimate.
I am a U.S. citizen applying for dual citizenship in Austria through a new law. I need to get “certified and judicially sworn” translations of some Polish documents into German. Can you help me?
Yes, we can. Based on the new law, Austria currently offers dual citizenship to the direct descendants of Nazi persecution victims, including those who fled Austria due to fear of Nazi persecution. This offer of dual citizenship also extends to the descendants of those who fled not just Austria, but also one of successor states of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, such as Poland, Yugoslavia, Romania, Italy, Hungary, Czechoslovakia. We provide certified Apostille translations from Polish to German, as we as certified translations from Czech to German, from Slovak to German, from Hungarian to German, from Italian to German, from Romanian to German, from Serbian to German, from Croatian to German, and from Slovenian to German to help you meet document translation requirements to apply for dual citizenship in Austria.
We need a French Canadian simultaneous interpreter for weekly meetings with our supplier in Quebec that will take place via Zoom. Can your multilingual interpreting service help?
Yes, we can. Our company provides multilingual remote interpreting services in Korean, Mongolian, Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, French, Russian, Arabic, Turkish, Portuguese, Anuak, Kunama,Thai, Dutch, Tigrinya, Vietnamese, Mbay, Amharic, Telugu, Cantonese, and other foreign languages via Zoom and other online platforms. Get in touch with our multilingual interpreting service to request an English to Canadian French simultaneous interpreter for your business meeting, Zoom webinar, or company event via Zoom.
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