Preparing an application can be a daunting task!
Dealing with authorities can be challenging at the best of times!
- Lack or conflicting information
- Lack of clarity in the information provided
- Unanswered phone calls
- Complicated booking systems
Now throw the language barrier in the mix, and you have a lengthy process of going back and forth.
IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE DO DIFFICULT!
With some preparation and the help of a trusted professional, your Certified Translations might be a breeze!
Preparation is a great start!
Ensure you gather all the relevant information so you can prepare the documentation you need, by
- Asking plenty of questions
- Having the answers in writing as much as possible
- Having all the documents needed before hiring a translator
- Knowing the rules for translations in that particular authority
I CAN HELP YOU GET YOUR TRANSLATIONS READY!
I can help you get your Certified Translations from English to Portuguese ready to submit!
A NAATI Certified Translator English to Portuguese ready to help!
My name is Cátia Cassiano, I am a NAATI Certified Translator from English to Portuguese, and I am ready to help!
I have been translating documents for the Portuguese Consulate for almost two decades, I know the rules and I can help you.
- Service costs $55 per page, plus postage!
- I provide a Statutory Declaration for the recognition of my signature at the Consulate. FREE!
Don’t wait anymore, contact me now!
Testimonials
Over the years, I have been helping clients with their translations. Here are some of the comments they made about my services.
Excellent professional. Has a deep understanding of the subject, is very dedicated and has a strong customer oriented view.
Almost two decades of providing the best quality language solutions in the market. Recognised by the CIOL, NAATI and AUSIT.
Business Info
Hornsby, NSW 2077
Business Hours:
Mon – Thu 9 am – 5 pm (except public holidays)
Credits:
Photos: Cátia Cassiano
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Disclaimer:
Updated Words values the importance of language and culture to a country’s identity. This is why it does not comply with the Orthographic Agreement of the Portuguese Language 1990 (AO90).


