Professional English and Spanish Translation Services
Clear and accurate communication is essential when documents must be used in another language.
A birth certificate may be required for an immigration application. A medical report may need to be reviewed by a healthcare provider in another country. A university transcript may be submitted to an educational institution, while a financial document may support a legal, business, or administrative process.
Each document has its own terminology, structure, purpose, and level of complexity.
eGO Translate provides professional English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English translation services for individuals, translation agencies, law firms, educational organizations, businesses, and professional offices.
We translate legal, immigration, medical, academic, financial, personal, and administrative documents. Our services include both one-time projects and ongoing translation support for organizations that regularly receive documents in English and Spanish.
Our goal is to produce translations that are accurate, complete, professionally formatted, and easy to compare with the original document.
English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English Translation
eGO Translate specializes in translation between English and Spanish.
These two languages are used across many countries, institutions, legal systems, educational systems, and professional environments. However, translating between English and Spanish involves more than replacing individual words.
The translator must consider:
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The purpose of the document
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The country where it was issued
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The organization that will receive it
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Formal or technical terminology
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Differences between legal and administrative systems
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Regional expressions and abbreviations
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Names, dates, addresses, and identification numbers
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Tables, forms, seals, stamps, and signatures
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The tone and structure of the original text
We translate the content faithfully without adding information, omitting relevant text, or changing the meaning of the source.
When a term does not have an exact equivalent, we select the clearest translation based on its context and function within the document.
Types of Documents We Translate
Our document translation services cover a wide range of personal, legal, academic, medical, financial, and professional records.
Common projects include:
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Birth certificates
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Marriage certificates
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Death certificates
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Divorce documents
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Apostilles
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Personal declarations
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Affidavits
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Immigration evidence
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Police records
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Court documents
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Medical certificates
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Laboratory reports
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Vaccination records
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Academic transcripts
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Kardex records
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Diplomas
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Grade reports
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Tax returns
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Tax declarations
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Bank statements
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Invoices
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Employment records
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Contracts
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Letters
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Forms
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Business documents
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Official correspondence
Every project is reviewed individually because translation requirements may vary according to the document type, length, language direction, intended use, formatting, and condition of the source file.
Legal Translation Services
Legal and civil documents frequently contain formal language, registry terminology, official certifications, identification numbers, handwritten annotations, and references to government authorities.
Our legal translation services include English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English translation of documents such as:
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Birth certificates
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Marriage certificates
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Divorce decrees
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Death certificates
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Civil registry extracts
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Adoption records
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Court orders
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Affidavits
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Powers of attorney
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Police records
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Notarial documents
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Contracts and agreements
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Name change records
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Custody documents
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Official certifications
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We pay close attention to names, dates, registration numbers, book and folio references, seals, stamps, signatures, and marginal notes.
When a section is illegible, obscured, or incomplete, we do not invent information. The affected content may be identified as illegible or partially illegible.
Learn more about our Legal Translation Services.
Immigration Translation Services
Immigration applications may require documents issued in different countries and written in different languages.
A single immigration matter may include civil records, personal declarations, financial documents, medical records, police reports, academic records, employment information, and supporting evidence.
We translate immigration-related documents such as:
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Birth and marriage certificates
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Apostilled documents
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Personal declarations
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Affidavits
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Witness statements
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Police clearance certificates
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Court records
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Medical evidence
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Financial evidence
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Employment letters
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Tax documents
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Academic records
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Proof-of-address documents
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Text messages and emails
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Government notices
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Supporting correspondence
Certain immigration authorities may require a complete English translation accompanied by a translator certification. Requirements vary according to the authority, process, country, and type of application.
Clients should confirm the current requirements with the receiving organization or a qualified legal professional.
eGO Translate provides translation services only. We do not provide legal advice, determine immigration eligibility, select evidence, or guarantee that a particular authority will accept a document.
Learn more about our Immigration Translation Services.
Medical Translation Services
Medical documents require careful treatment because they may contain diagnoses, medications, laboratory values, medical abbreviations, treatment information, and healthcare recommendations.
We translate medical and healthcare documents such as:
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Medical certificates
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Laboratory reports
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Blood test results
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Urinalysis reports
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Pathology reports
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Vaccination records
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Medical histories
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Consultation notes
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Hospital records
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Discharge summaries
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Prescriptions
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Treatment plans
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Radiology reports
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Dental records
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Medical letters
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Disability-related documentation
We preserve numerical values, measurement units, test names, reference ranges, dates, patient information, and healthcare provider details as shown in the source.
Medical translation does not include diagnosis, interpretation, medical advice, or treatment recommendations. Healthcare professionals remain responsible for interpreting the translated information.
Learn more about our Medical Translation Services.
Academic Translation Services
Students, graduates, educational institutions, employers, credential evaluators, and licensing organizations may need educational records translated into English or Spanish.
We translate academic documents such as:
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Academic transcripts
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Grade transcripts
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Kardex records
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Diplomas
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Degree certificates
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Report cards
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Grade sheets
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Enrollment certificates
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Letters of admission
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Course descriptions
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Syllabi
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Curriculum plans
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Training certificates
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Graduation records
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Letters of recommendation
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Academic evaluations
Academic records often contain dense tables, course codes, credits, grading scales, institutional abbreviations, and specialized program names.
We preserve the original grades, credits, and academic structure unless another service has been specifically requested.
Translation is different from credential evaluation. A translation communicates the content of the source document, while a credential evaluation determines how a foreign qualification compares with another educational system.
Learn more about our Academic Translation Services.
Financial Translation Services
Financial documents may be required for immigration, banking, loans, legal proceedings, business transactions, audits, insurance, taxation, or financial verification.
We translate financial documents such as:
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Tax returns
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Tax declarations
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Bank statements
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Invoices
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Receipts
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Financial statements
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Pay stubs
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Employment income letters
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Proof-of-income records
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Accounting reports
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Commercial invoices
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Business tax documents
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Payment records
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Loan statements
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Insurance-related financial records
Financial translation requires close attention to currencies, decimal separators, dates, percentages, tax terminology, table structures, and numerical values.
We preserve the figures and currencies shown in the original document. Currency conversion, tax advice, accounting verification, and auditing are not automatically included in translation services.
Learn more about our Financial Translation Services.
Ongoing Translation Services
Some organizations require translation support on a regular basis rather than for a single document.
eGO Translate provides recurring English and Spanish translation services for:
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Translation agencies
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Law firms
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Immigration legal offices
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Attorneys and paralegals
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Educational organizations
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Medical offices
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Administrative service providers
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Nonprofit organizations
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International businesses
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Human resources teams
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Professional offices
Ongoing projects may include certificates, legal documents, declarations, academic records, medical documents, financial records, forms, correspondence, and supporting evidence.
We can follow established:
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Templates
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Formatting instructions
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File-naming conventions
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Terminology lists
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Style guides
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Delivery procedures
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Confidentiality requirements
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Client-specific translation preferences
Translation agencies may also request white-label translation support. In these cases, translations can be delivered without eGO Translate branding so the agency can review, certify, format, and deliver the work according to its own procedures.
Non-certified translation services may be appropriate when a translation agency, law firm, or professional organization completes its own certification or review process.
Learn more about our Ongoing Translation Services.
Certified and Non-Certified Translations
The term certified translation may have different meanings depending on the country, receiving institution, and intended use.
In many administrative processes, a certified translation consists of the translated document and a signed statement confirming that the translation is complete and accurate and that the translator is competent to translate between the relevant languages.
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A notarized translation
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A sworn translation
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An apostilled translation
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A legalized translation
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An authenticated original document
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A credential evaluation
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A legal opinion
Not every document requires certification.
Some translations may be used for:
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Internal business purposes
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Attorney review
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Agency review
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Informational purposes
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Communication with clients
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Preparation of case materials
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Draft documentation
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Professional correspondence
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Translation agency workflows
Before ordering a translation, clients should confirm whether the receiving organization requires certification, notarization, an original signature, physical delivery, or another specific formality.
Human Translation and Professional Review
Professional documents require human judgment.
Automated translation systems may fail to recognize:
• Regional legal terminology
• Handwritten information
• Two-surname naming conventions
• Government office titles
• Specialized medical abbreviations
• Academic classifications
• Financial terminology
• Text placed inside stamps or seals
• The relationship between fields in a table
• Context-dependent expressions
Our translation process includes human review of the complete document.
We focus on:
• Meaning and context
• Terminology consistency
• Names and personal information
• Dates and identification numbers
• Numerical accuracy
• Document completeness
• Formatting
• Grammar and spelling
• Readability
• Faithfulness to the original
Document Formatting
Formatting is an important part of document translation.
Official records, forms, certificates, transcripts, medical reports, and financial statements are often reviewed alongside the source document. A clear structure allows the receiving organization to locate and compare information more easily.
Whenever reasonably possible, we preserve:
• Headings
• Subheadings
• Tables
• Columns
• Numbered paragraphs
• Form labels
• Checkboxes
• Signature lines
• Footnotes
• Page numbers
• Stamps and seals
• Marginal annotations
• Certifications
• Dates and document references
The translation remains clearly identifiable as a translated document. We do not create a replica intended to appear as though it were the original official record.
Names, Dates, and Identification Information
Names, dates, addresses, and identification numbers are especially important in official document translation.
We generally reproduce personal names as they appear in the source document.
Clients should provide any established spelling shown on:
• Passports
• Identification cards
• Previous translations
• Immigration records
• Academic applications
• Legal case files
We can review these references for consistency while ensuring that the translation still accurately reflects the source.
We also pay close attention to date formats. A numerical date such as 03/07/2026 may be interpreted differently depending on the country.
When necessary, dates may be written in a clearer format to reduce ambiguity while preserving the original meaning.
Illegible, Handwritten, or Incomplete Documents
The quality of the source document directly affects the translation.
Clients should submit:
• Complete pages
• High-resolution scans
• Clear photographs
• Images without glare or shadows
• All corners and margins
• Front and back pages when both contain information
• Close-up images of handwritten sections
• Attached apostilles and certifications
We do not guess text that cannot be read reliably.
Depending on the document, unclear content may be identified as:
• Illegible
• Partially illegible
• Obscured by stamp
• Cut off
• Handwritten entry
• Signature
• Unreadable seal
Clients may be asked to provide a clearer version when important information cannot be confirmed.
Confidential Translation Services
Legal, medical, academic, immigration, and financial documents frequently contain personal or confidential information.
We treat client files as confidential project materials and use them only to manage and complete the requested translation.
Clients should submit only the pages needed for the project. Unrelated information may be removed or redacted when doing so does not interfere with the translation or the receiving institution’s requirements.
Translation agencies, law firms, and recurring professional clients may also provide confidentiality agreements, security requirements, or internal document-handling procedures for review.
Our Translation Process
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Submit Your Documents
Send a clear PDF, scan, photograph, Word file, or other supported format.
Include every page that contains relevant text, seals, stamps, signatures, certifications, legends, or notes.
2. Explain the Intended Use
Tell us where the translation will be submitted or how it will be used.
For example:
• Immigration application
• Legal case
• University application
• Medical appointment
• Employment procedure
• Financial verification
• Internal business use
• Translation agency assignment
3. Share Your Deadline
Provide the date when you need the completed translation.
Delivery time depends on the number of pages, word count, formatting, complexity, legibility, language direction, and current availability.
4. Receive a Personalized Quote
We review the documents and provide a quote based on the actual project.
Quotes may consider:
• Word count
• Page count
• Document density
• Technical terminology
• Formatting
• Handwriting
• File quality
• Certification requirements
• Urgency
• Delivery format
5. Translation and Formatting
The document is translated carefully and formatted according to the source structure and agreed project instructions.
6. Proofreading and Quality Review
Before delivery, we review:
• Names
• Dates
• Numbers
• Identification information
• Terminology
• Completeness
• Grammar
• Spelling
• Tables
• Formatting
7. Digital Delivery
Completed translations are generally delivered electronically in PDF or Word format, depending on the project.
Other delivery arrangements should be discussed before work begins.
Why Choose eGO Translate?
Since 2013, eGO Translate has provided professional English and Spanish translation services for individuals, translation agencies, law firms, educational organizations, companies, and professional clients.
Our translation services offer:
• More than a decade of translation experience
• English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English specialization
• Human translation and proofreading
• Professional document formatting
• Consistent terminology
• Careful handling of names, dates, and numbers
• Confidential project management
• Support for one-time and recurring assignments
• Clear communication
• Personalized quotes
• Experience with official and structured documents
We understand that documents are often connected to important applications, deadlines, legal matters, educational goals, healthcare decisions, or professional responsibilities.
Our role is to provide an accurate, complete, and professionally presented translation while remaining transparent about the scope of our service.
Frequently Asked Questions
What languages do you translate?
We specialize in English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English translation.
What types of documents can you translate?
We translate legal, immigration, medical, academic, financial, personal, administrative, and business documents.
Do you provide certified translations?
Certification may be available depending on the project and intended use. Clients should confirm the receiving organization’s requirements before ordering.
Can you translate scanned documents?
Yes. We accept clear scans, PDFs, and high-resolution photographs.
Can you translate handwritten documents?
We can translate handwriting that is sufficiently clear. Unreadable content will be identified rather than guessed.
Can you maintain the original formatting?
We reproduce headings, tables, columns, fields, numbering, and other structural elements whenever practical.
Do you offer urgent translation services?
Urgent service may be available depending on document length, complexity, formatting requirements, and current capacity.
Do you work with translation agencies and law firms?
Yes. We provide one-time, recurring, overflow, and white-label translation support for professional organizations.
Can you guarantee that an institution will accept my translation?
The receiving institution makes the final acceptance decision. Clients should verify the organization’s current requirements before submitting a translation.
Do you provide legal, medical, academic, or financial advice?
No. We translate the information contained in the source document. Professional advice, evaluations, interpretations, and legal conclusions are outside the scope of translation services.
Request a Free Translation Quote
Need a document translated between English and Spanish?
Send us a clear copy of the document, your preferred deadline, and any instructions provided by the receiving organization.
Tell us whether you need:
• Legal translation
• Immigration translation
• Medical translation
• Academic translation
• Financial translation
• Ongoing translation support
• Certified or non-certified translation
We will review your project and provide a free, no-obligation quote.
Contact eGO Translate today to request professional English and Spanish translation services.
