910 Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.
Chapel Hill
919-967-2010
"Our work speaks for itself - in every language."
It's all about communication. Since 1992, Global Translation has served the Triangle and beyond by providing top-quality translation and interpretation services to individuals and companies of all sizes. We are a group of dedicated professionals who love language and want to share our knowledge and expertise to help the Triangle communicate with the world.
Do you need a birth certificate or adoption papers translated for immigration purposes? Perhaps you need foreign-language articles translated for research you are doing. Your company might be launching a product overseas. Maybe you need to communicate with foreign-language speakers in our area. We can help with these needs and with much more.
We handle all of the world's major languages, and work with some of the world's best translators, specializing in scientific, medical, legal, business and other fields.
Global Translation also provides interpreting services for local health care providers, school systems and other organizations. The Triangle has a growing population with limited English proficiency, and we have a network of interpreters for Spanish, French, Chinese, Vietnamese and other languages.
Our rigorous quality control system ensures the linguistic and cultural accuracy of our work. We employ the latest technology to produce the best possible translations and guarantee consistency whenever material is updated.
We work in a wide variety of formats, including FrameMaker, InDesign and Quark, so that we can deliver to you a publication-ready product. We have in-house notary services in order to provide certified translations.
Global Translation works with you to provide the highest quality translations in a timely manner. Your deadlines are important to you, and that means they're important to us, too.
Estimates are free. We are a corporate member of the American Translators Association and the Carolina Association of Translators and Interpreters.
