So you’ve met your soulmate, you’ve chosen the ring and you’ve booked the dream venue, but what about the paperwork? Getting married abroad can provide the perfect setting for your special day; however the legal requirements can prove a little less ideal. Read our guide to getting the right information about the documents you need.   more »

Once we’ve sent you a quote for your translation, we require payment in advance before we can proceed. We offer several different payment options - using a debit card to pay over the phone for example is instantaneous, whereas a bank transfer is more practical for our international clients. So which is the best option for you?   more »

In order to provide a certified translation for use abroad, you often need to have the original documents legalised first. So what exactly does this mean?   more »

From experience, when it comes to getting married abroad, some travel agents are in a world of their own. We found some very confusing and contradictory advice for brides and grooms to be.   more »

For international doctors, applying to the GMC can be a complex process especially if your qualifications are not written in English. We regularly deal with the translation of degree certificates and/or transcripts for GMC registration. We had a particularly interesting case last week:   more »

Last week we did a translation from Japanese and I was confused as to how someone could be born in 1974 and 49, so we did a little research…   more »