Document translators and interpreters vary widely by industry specialization, turnaround speed, and whether they offer certified or notarized copies. While a map pin shows a physical office location, it won't tell you if a agency handles legal and medical documents or provides real-time virtual interpretation.
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ES Wordsmith Translations
100 Dunbarton Cir, Sacramento, CA 95825
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American Translations and Interpreting Services
1750 Howe Ave Ste 300, Office 314, Sacramento, CA 95825
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Laguardia Translations
1101 R St, Sacramento, CA 95811-6520
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TeamLingo
2740 Fulton Ave Ste 223, Sacramento, CA 95821
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Interlingva Inc.
112 J St, Sacramento, CA 95814
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Education Records Evaluation Services
601 University Ave, Sacramento, CA 95825-6706
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Arya Interpreting & Translating Services
5943 Bamford Dr, Sacramento, CA 95823
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Language Tarjuma Services
3550 Watt Ave, Sacramento, CA 95821
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Excel Interpreting Llc
2081 Arena Blvd Ste 260, Sacramento, CA 95834-2309
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A To Z Language Services
2344 Arden Way Ste D, Sacramento, CA 95825-4066
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Spanishone Plus
2220 K St, Sacramento, CA 95816-4923
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- All notaries, tax preparers and document services in Sacramento184
- Translation Services across California448
Translation Services near Sacramento
- Los Angeles64
- San Francisco48
- San Diego29
- San Jose15
- Glendale10
- Santa Ana10
- Long Beach8
- Santa Clara8
Good to know
What is the difference between certified and notarized translation?
A certified translation includes a signed statement from the translator attesting to the accuracy of the document. A notarized translation adds a notary public's seal to authenticate the identity of the person signing that statement. Government agencies and courts typically specify which type they require.
How much does professional document translation usually cost?
Pricing is often calculated per word or per page, typically ranging from $20 to $50 per page for standard document types. Rates vary depending on the language pair, technical complexity, and required turnaround time.
Do I need to bring my physical documents to the translator's office?
Most translation agencies accept digital uploads or clear scans of your documents to perform the work. However, if you require a physical certified copy with an original stamp or wet signature, you may need to visit in person or request physical mail delivery.