French Translation Services

We offer a comprehensive range of French translation services. This includes document translation, website localisation, transcription services, subtitling, and more. Our team of professional translators is experienced in translating various types of content, including legal documents, technical manuals, marketing materials, academic papers, and novels.

We follow a rigorous quality control process. Each translation is reviewed by a second translator to ensure accuracy. We also use the latest translation software to assist our translators, but we do not rely on machine translation. Our goal is to provide translations that read as if they were originally written in French.

The turnaround time depends on the length and complexity of the document. However, we strive to provide a quick turnaround while maintaining high quality. For shorter documents, we can often deliver the translation within 24-48 hours.

The cost of our translation services depends on several factors, including the length of the document, the complexity of the content, and the turnaround time required. We provide a free, no-obligation quote for all projects.

Yes, we have the capacity to handle large-scale translation projects. Our team of translators can work together to ensure that even large documents are translated quickly and accurately. We also have project managers who oversee large projects to ensure that everything runs smoothly.

Yes! When we send the translated documents, we will provide a Certificate of Translation Accuracy, which will:
• state that it's a 'true and accurate translation of the original document'
• state the full name and contact details of a representative of the translation company (not the translator)
• include the translation stamp and credentials of our translation company.
This fulfils the requirements of certified translations in the UK.

Yes. Our sworn translations are accepted by the French Interior Ministry, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Civil Registration Office, the French Office for Immigration and Integration, and other institutions, such as universities, banks, and courts. If you are submitting an English supporting document to any of these organisations, it will need to be translated by a sworn translator who is appointed by the Cour d’appel (Court of Appeal) or the Cour de cassation (Court of Cassation).

The certified translations of your documents will be sent to you electronically as a PDF file via email. If a physical copy is required, you have the option of printing the PDF document and it will be considered as an original copy. However, please ensure that you print the translated documents in colour. This will help distinguish them from photocopies and avoid any potential confusion. If you have requested sworn, notarised or apostilled translations, they will be sent to you by post.

Our team of translators has expertise in a wide range of industries including legal, medical, technical, financial, and marketing. This industry-specific knowledge allows us to provide accurate translations that take into account the unique terminology and conventions of each industry.

We take confidentiality very seriously. All our translators sign a confidentiality agreement, and we can also sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with clients if required. We use secure methods to transfer and store documents.

We will endeavour to ensure that we provide you with a professional French translation. If the service that we provide does not meet your expectations, we will assess the queries and, if deemed necessary, have the translated material revised/proofread at no extra cost. This, however, does not cover a) Preferential changes; b) Very minor errors such as minimal typos and omissions that do not affect the sense of the translated text unless you have commissioned our proofreading services. Any issues regarding quality should be raised within 30 days.

Should you no longer require the translations, cancellation charges will be payable as a percentage of the completed work, unless more than 50% of the project has been completed, in which case we will charge the full fees.