Legal translation company
With more than 60 years' experience we have a lot to offer to our customers. We know how important a thorough understanding of the subject matter is when translating any legal document. Legal translation demands very specialist knowledge and experience. That 100% accuracy is required goes without saying. Accordingly, we work exclusively with experienced, qualified ‘sworn’ translators and proofreaders who have an established and proven background in the field of legal translation. Many have taken a degree in translation or linguistics with further specialist qualifications.
We have developed particular expertise in translating ‘notarial’ documents. We have even dedicated a special website to the translation services we provide to civil law notaries.
Financial and other non-legal texts
We also specialize in financial translation. Our financial translators are professionals with many years' experience in their field. Click here for more information on our financial translation services.
In addition, we translate a wide range of other documents, including websites, manuals, advertising material, business correspondence, etc. Why not contact us for more information or request a free quote for your translation.
Quality
Each translation is produced by a team of at least two highly professional and experienced translators: a specialist in the relevant field, and a translator/proofreader who ensures that the finished product is a full and correct rendering of the original text.
Technology
We use state-of-the-art translation (CAT) tools to support the translation process. We also have access to our own extensive database. It contains over 250,000 specialist terms, many of which cannot be found in standard dictionaries. Our clients' preferences are carefully noted: one man's 'Managing Director' is another man's 'CEO'! The All-Round database is unique: it has been developed over many years and is constantly updated with new information.
Certified translations
When a translation of an official document has to be lodged with some official body, it is often stipulated that the translation must be ‘certified’, i.e. made by a sworn translator. We provide this service. All our legal translators are sworn translators and registered in the Netherlands Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv).
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Free quote
Do you have a text which needs to be translated, and do you wish to know what the translation charge will be and when the translation will be ready? Click here for a free quote.
Languages
We provide translations from Dutch into:
- English
- German
- French
- Italian
- Spanish
and from these languages into Dutch.
Our customers
We have translated countless documents for law firms, civil law notaries, tax lawyers, government departments and companies and businesses of all types and sizes, both in the Netherlands and elsewhere.
What material do we translate?
Examples of the work we regularly undertake include:
- contracts and agreements
- standard terms and conditions
- prenuptial agreements, wills and other notarial deeds and instruments (more info)
- litigation documents
- intellectual property documents
- rulings, judgments and sentences
- writs and bailiff's notifications
- legal opinions
- employment contracts
- policy documents
- staff manuals
- appeals and objections
- formal opinions and recommendations
- correspondence
- tax documents and correspondence
- memorandums
- court documents
- redundancy plans
- legislative texts
Extra service: legalization
A certified translation can be validated by means of the standard ‘legalization’ procedure or, in certain circumstances, with a special court statement known as an ‘apostille’. We will be happy to undertake all formalities on your behalf, presenting a ‘ready-to-go’ product in the form of a fully legalized translated document.
Dictionaries, legislation and much more
We have included a range of useful links to websites offering information on a variety of subjects relating directly or indirectly to legal and financial translation. The resources linked to have been collated to provide translators, legal professionals and others with relevant and authoritative sources of information.
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