Translation of documents - questions and answers

Practical information on written document translations

Written document translations cover personal, educational, corporate, medical, technical and other specialised texts. The answers address how translation volume is calculated, the factors affecting price and turnaround, the distinction between official and certified translations, language combinations and complexity groups. Certification requirements depend on the document’s origin and purpose and on the receiving authority.

How is one translation page calculated?

One translation page is calculated as 1,800 characters including spaces. It is a measure of written translation volume rather than the number of sheets or on-screen pages in a document. A short form in large type and a...

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What is a certified written translation?

A certified written translation is a document translation in which the translator confirms by signature that the text is complete and accurate. Depending on its intended use, the translation may carry a statement,...

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What is an official written translation?

An official written translation is a professionally prepared translation of a document intended for submission to a public authority, employer, educational institution, bank, court or other organisation. It conveys the...

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Which documents belong to Group I?

It does not indicate a document’s legal importance, is not a language group and does not replace an individual quotation. It usually covers short certificates and civil-status records with established fields and limited...

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Which documents belong to Group II?

It is not a language group and does not indicate the document’s legal value. The category helps assess work on titles, tables, sequences of data and layout, while the exact price is determined from the actual file....

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Which documents belong to Group III?

It is not a language group and does not determine a document’s legal value. The category reflects work on connected clauses, specialist concepts, tables and references, while the exact price is established after the...

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Which documents belong to Group IV?

It is not a language group and does not determine a document’s legal value. The professional context is central: terminology, abbreviations, established names and the connections between prose, tables, diagrams and...

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Written translation

Written translation transfers content from a source language into a target language while preserving the meaning, tone and function of the original. The service covers personal and official documents, contracts,...

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Translation from Spanish into Bulgarian

Translation from Spanish into Bulgarian covers documents issued both in Spain and in Latin American countries. A shared language does not mean identical administrative systems: authorities, certificates, academic...

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Translation from Turkish into Bulgarian

Translation from Turkish into Bulgarian is required when a document issued in Türkiye will be used before a Bulgarian authority, court, notary, educational institution, employer, bank or private organisation. An...

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Translator from Spanish into Bulgarian

A translator from Spanish into Bulgarian conveys not only the words but also the precise function of a document. Strong language skills are essential for official, legal, corporate, medical, technical and academic...

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Translator from French into Bulgarian

A translator from French into Bulgarian handles official, corporate, legal, medical, technical and academic texts in which accuracy has a practical consequence. Strong language skills are essential, but document...

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