Hey,
I am looking for a Notary that can translate a document from Czech to French.
Where can i find one?
and if anyone knows how much they charge?
THANK YOU!
Lior
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Notary that can translate from Czech to French
Aug 15, 2017 @ 08:53
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Hey,
I am looking for a Notary that can translate a document from Czech to French.
Where can i find one?
and if anyone knows how much they charge?
THANK YOU!
Lior
lior rAug 15, 2017 @ 08:53
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Re: Notary that can translate from Czech to French
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Aug 15, 2017 @ 10:46
Perhaps the Czech Permanent Mission to UN in Geneva can recommend someone.
In any case, there are fixed tariffs for the translation of legal documents.
Best, R.
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Perhaps the Czech Permanent Mission to UN in Geneva can recommend someone.
In any case, there are fixed tariffs for the translation of legal documents.
Best, R.
Ritchie, Aug 15, 2017 @ 10:46
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Re: Notary that can translate from Czech to French
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Aug 15, 2017 @ 11:22
Hi there, I find that sending document to your country (in my case to Poland) to officially translate it (with all the stamps and such), and then getting a notary in Frnce to sign it if still necessary, in a long run is cheaper then translating it here. I paid 35€ for 4 pages, here it would be 4 x that. But I would not recommend it if you are in a hurry much.
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Hi there, I find that sending document to your country (in my case to Poland) to officially translate it (with all the stamps and such), and then getting a notary in Frnce to sign it if still necessary, in a long run is cheaper then translating it here. I paid 35€ for 4 pages, here it would be 4 x that. But I would not recommend it if you are in a hurry much.
Sabina H, Aug 15, 2017 @ 11:22
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Re: Notary that can translate from Czech to French
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Aug 15, 2017 @ 11:36
Hi there, I find that sending document to your country (in my case to Poland) to officially translate it (with all the stamps and such), and then getting a notary in Frnce to sign it if still necessary, in a long run is cheaper then translating it here. I paid 35€ for 4 pages, here it would be 4 x that. But I would not recommend it if you are in a hurry much.
Aug 15, 17 11:22
But does your method work for Swiss purposes and authorities in Switzerland?
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But does your method work for Swiss purposes and authorities in Switzerland?
Ritchie, Aug 15, 2017 @ 11:36
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Re: Notary that can translate from Czech to French
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Aug 15, 2017 @ 12:34
Yup. Translated my BACS for Uni like that. Unless its some kind of specific document maybe, but my translator was official one with all the government recognized stamps, hence there was no problem.
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Yup. Translated my BACS for Uni like that. Unless its some kind of specific document maybe, but my translator was official one with all the government recognized stamps, hence there was no problem.
Sabina H, Aug 15, 2017 @ 12:34
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