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Argos Translations has broad experience in completing multiple transportation translation projects for various air and railway industry clients. One such client, a european based transportation vehicles manufacturer, employed Argos to carry out complex regulatory, legal and engineering documentation translation into four languages: English, Italian, Polish and French.
Because the subject matter dealt with over 25 pages of legal documentation, our client requested that Argos only supply sworn translations by sworn translators. Argos attached 3 tested and verified sworn translators to complete the assignment in under 4 working days (client assigned deadline).
Because of Argos’ experience in handling such large, complex rush jobs, we managed to deliver all translations back to our client on time. In fact, to suit our client’s needs, we shipped hard copies of translated sworn documents via courier to their indicated regional office. In result, our client was highly impressed by the speed and quality of Argos’ service and customer care alike.
1. Client’s Industry - Transportation Industry
2. Type of Product - Legal documentation
3. Type of Project - Sworn translation
4. Languages involved - English, Italian, Polish and French
5. Amount of work - 25 pages
6. Time Frame - 4 working days
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