A sworn translation is an official translation of legal documents or instruments. It’s accompanied by a duly signed and stamped certification that makes it valid before any public administration. In most countries, an official translation is required of any document issued in a foreign language, presented in order to internationalise a company, to study or work in another country or to receive health care during a trip, among many other situations. At textinnova we offer you a complete sworn translation and document legalisation service with a total guarantee of quality and privacy.

The speciality that raises the bar to the highest level, owing to the knowledge, originality and resources required of the translator is undoubtedly editorial translation, which consists of translating books and other publishable texts, whether literary or otherwise. As it is intended for publication, it means even the smallest details must be handled extremely carefully. Nothing is taken for granted, everything is scrutinised. The wordsmith’s work begins with an arduous documentary process to support the translation and culminates in successive stages of revising, editing and correcting the final text. This service is complemented by editorial services such as layout.

Scientific and technological innovation not only needs to generate results, it also needs to communicate them on an international scale, which in many cases requires the intervention of a scientific translator. As the translation of scientific texts involves research work, a translator with research experience is the ideal professional profile for this type of work. In addition to translating, at textinnova we help you edit the original text to adapt it to the style rules of the publication, plus we advise you in the academic writing process.

Creative translation is the art of evoking universal reactions with the vast and extraordinary material of language, mainly in the advertising field. In short, it consists of a combination of two processes, translation and content creation. In other words, a balance is sought between the goal of conveying the essence of the message and the need to adapt it to a completely different audience, taking into account the change in perception of the target culture.

Website localisation consists of translating the content of web pages into different languages, adapting it to local particularities. It’s a decisive tool for companies going through the internationalisation process and for people aspiring to build their personal brand on the internet. Localisation helps to keep each visitor on a web page for longer so they absorb all the information published.

These two services meet the need for putting speech into writing, either to document it or to facilitate reading or translation. On the one hand, subtitling is a specialised form of transcription adapted to an audiovisual environment; it consists of the creation and synchronised insertion of subtitles in videos. On the other hand, transcription is a huge field, with varying levels of representation. The specialities in highest demand are judicial transcription and editorial transcription, although there are other varieties.