What should I confirm with a provider before placing an order?
Confirm the translator's name and credential number, language direction, how pages are counted, delivery format, timeframe, and the revision policy if the receiving body asks for changes.
In-depth Answer
Asking the right questions up front eliminates most common problems.
Confirm in writing: the translator's name and credential number, publicly verifiable in the official register; the direction their credential covers; how pages or volume are counted; what is already included, such as the stamp and certification statement; delivery format — digital, printed, or both; the committed timeframe; and the revision policy.
That last point matters most in practice, because receiving bodies sometimes request small adjustments, such as aligning a spelling with a newly issued passport, and a provider confident in its work states revision terms plainly.
Also ask whether extra copies later require restarting the process, so you can size the order correctly the first time.
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