Prices for translation of documents
All translation prices are calculated on the basis of a translated page and not submitted page (original text). One translated page contains 1800 symbols with spaces.
| Language | Group | Service | Price (ex. VAT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish | I group | Translation - ordinary order | 8 EUR |
Translation of documents
Translations from and into more than 50 languages from certified (sworn) translators by the Directorate "Consular Affairs" to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Legalization of documents
Preparation of documents for legalization and certification, as well as their their filing in various state administrations and embassies.
Interpreting
Interpreters for simultaneous and consecutive translation. Accompanying and performing the formalities relating to executing transactions before a notary public. Providing equipment for simultaneous translation.
Specialized translations
Translation of documents with technical, medical, legal, financial etc. terminology by specialized translators.
Online translations
Online translations through a specialized centralized information system and client profile.
Certified Translations
Certification of translations of official and private (unofficial) documents and other papers.
FAQ
Information & FAQ related to the translation and legalization of documents
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How long does a fast written translation order take?
A fast written translation order is normally completed within 24 hours. The deadline begins once a complete and legible source has been received, the language direction and purpose have been ...
Legalization of Contract
A contract may govern employment, commercial, tenancy, civil or other relations and is often submitted together with schedules, amendments, powers of attorney and supporting records. The translation ...
How do I pay by card?
Customers open the current payment link supplied for the relevant order, pro forma invoice or invoice. Customers check the amount, currency and document number, then enter card details only on the ...
Legalization of Municipal documents for countries not members of the Hague Convention of 1961
The absence of a Hague apostille does not create one identical procedure for every country. Before consular legalization, it is necessary to establish whether Bulgaria and the destination country ...
Simultaneous interpretation
Simultaneous interpretation renders speech in another language almost at the same time as the speaker. The interpreter hears the source sound through a headset, analyses the meaning and speaks into a ...
Translation and legalization of a certificate of children born to the mother
The Bulgarian certificate of children born to the mother is issued from the population register and includes all of the mother's children recorded there. It does not replace each child's birth ...
Legalization of a language proficiency certificate
A language proficiency certificate may follow an international examination or be issued by a university, school, language centre or another organisation. These records do not share one legal status, ...
Which documents belong to Group I?
Group I covers short, standardised certificates and civil-status records with established fields and limited free text. The category is used to determine the volume and complexity of written ...
Legalization of a power of attorney for disposal of real estate
For a sale, donation, exchange, mortgage or another disposal through a representative, every clause of the power of attorney matters. La Fit Trans translates the instrument and related declarations ...
Which documents belong to Group II?
Group II covers academic, qualification, corporate and official documents with richer structured content. Titles, tables, sequences of data and layout are considered when determining volume and ...
The Hague Convention and Apostilles for Foreign Public Documents
What does the Hague Convention change? The treaty’s formal name is the “Convention of 5 October 1961 Abolishing the Requirement of Legalisation for Foreign Public Documents”. It replaces the longer ...