Contents
- What can Silabot do for you?
- What is an Apostille and when do I need one?
- Transliteration of Cyrillic characters into Latin characters – ISO 9:1995 (E)
- Our procedure
- How do we calculate our prices?
- How do I know how many ‘standard lines’ or ‘standard pages’ my document contains?
- How do I search the list of sample prices?
- Why we ask for information about the final recipient – and how it benefits you
- Digital signature
- Delivery time
Delivery time
How long will my translations take?
How long they will take depends on the size, difficulty and legibility of the texts for translation. As a guideline, it could take 10-15 working days for us to return one (or two or three) one-page document(s). Please bear in mind that this is counting from the time when we have received both the advance payment and the original documents.
We will also gladly procure Apostilles for translations we have done. This will take an additional five working days.
Longer, more difficult and/or handwritten texts will take longer to translate: our delivery timescale will therefore be longer. We usually determine these on a case-by-case basis and will always inform you in writing.
Please note that we do not provide any information about delivery times, prices or other conditions over the phone.
If you need this information before you place an order with us, contact us by email or post. For us to tell you the timescale, we will need (as a minimum) copies of the documents you want translating – we will of course keep these confidential. Feel free to state in your email or covering letter what your desired delivery deadline is.