The interpreter offers an interpretation service that differs substantially from the translation. The latter is exclusively written, while interpreting requires oral and mnemonic knowledge of the topics to be dealt with during the conference, course or negotiation. For this reason, the interpreter, unlike the translator, should have at least one week to prepare, as well …
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Asseveration, legalization and apostille. Tough terms that often confuse those who receive a request for legal or sworn translations. The purpose of this article is precisely to clarify the process underlying a legal translation. Asseveration, i.e. to declare on oath in a court to validate official documents, is not always required by the States and, …
