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Some of the earliest known documents are clay tablets from ancient Sumer, in what is now Iraq, dating back to around 3500 BCE. These tablets were used for record keeping, including lists of goods and transactions. The ancient Egyptians also left behind a wealth of documentation, including papyrus scrolls containing everything from religious texts to business records.

The development of writing systems was a major step forward in the creation and preservation of documents. The earliest writing systems, such as cuneiform and hieroglyphics, were complex and time-consuming to produce. With the advent of the alphabet, however, documents became easier to produce and became more widely used for a variety of purposes. Today, the widespread use of computers and the internet has made it easier than ever to create, store, and share documents.

Documents play a vital role in society, serving as a record of events, transactions, and ideas. They provide a way to preserve information and knowledge for future generations. From a legal perspective, documents such as contracts and deeds are used to establish rights and obligations. In the business world, documents such as reports and memos are used to communicate and make decisions. In the academic world, documents such as research papers and dissertations are used to advance knowledge and understanding in a particular field. Overall, documents are an essential tool for communication, collaboration, and the advancement of society.

Types of Documents We Translate

e.g. contracts, deeds, patents

e.g. invoices, receipts, bank statements

e.g. health records, prescriptions

e.g. essays, research papers, dissertations

e.g. passports, birth certificates, tax returns

e.g. memos, business plans, reports

e.g. manual, specifications, white papers

e.g. brochures, flyers, advertisements

e.g. novels, scripts, poetry

e.g. diaries, letters, photo albums

You want to have a document translated from English, Spanish, Portuguese or French or another language into German. Or you wish to have your document translated from German into English, Spanish, Portuguese, French or any other language.

Regardless of whether you require a certified or non-certified translation, you have come to the right place with your translation request. Please send us the document you would like to have translated electronically as a PDF or Word file and state the language combination you require as well as your deadline.

If you would like to have your documents translated, it is best to send them electronically as a PDF document, stating the language combination you require and your preferred date.

You will also receive a quotation from us by e-mail, taking into account your preferred date. If you agree with our proposal, confirm our offer in writing by e-mail, stating your exact address and a telephone number for any queries. You will then receive an invoice from us for this translation service. After receipt of payment, we will send you the documents both electronically as a PDF file and by post. By arrangement, you are also welcome to collect and pay for the translation at our office.

Please note that if you use the certified translation abroad, you may need an apostille, over-certification or legalisation. Please feel free to contact us for further information.

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