Express International Translations Inc.
About Express International Translations Inc.
Express International Translations Inc. is a language services provider based in Mississauga. Services include Translation, Interpretation, Document Translation, Court Interpretation. Additional listed services include Medical Interpretation. Website-listed areas of focus include Legal Documents, Medical Documents. Languages identified by the business include French, Spanish, English, Russian, Italian, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic. Service format information: In-person / physical location.
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Frequently Asked Questions
01How do I order a translation from EIT?
The easiest way is to email us the material you need translated, in Word, PDF or Excel format. We acknowledge your request and provide a competitive quote generally within the hour.
02Do I have to bring personal documents to your office?
No. You may scan them and email them to us in PDF format, to info@eitx.com.
03How do I pay for translation services?
Corporations may pay within 30 days of invoicing by cheque, direct deposit, e-transfer or PayPal. Individuals are asked to pay before the translation starts, by e-transfer or PayPal, or in cash in person at our office.
04How quickly can you do a translation?
We translate and deliver as quickly as possible without compromising quality. Personal documents such as birth and marriage certificates are generally translated within 24 to 48 hours, and translations to or from French are usually fastest because we have an in-house French translator.
05Do you offer remote interpretation services?
Yes, at no extra charge. Contact us to find out more about the process.
06What is the difference between a certified translation and a certified translator?
A certified translation bears our stamp, signature and embossed seal on all pages, often with a declaration naming the translator and confirming the translation is correct in all material respects. A certified translator is a person who has passed the applicable provincial or national accreditation exams.
07What is the difference between a certified and a notarized translation?
A certified translation bears our stamp, signature and embossed seal on all pages. A notarized translation goes a step further: the translator must appear before a Commissioner of Oaths.
08Do you translate in all subject areas?
Yes, from accounting to zoology.
09How do I order a translation from EIT?
The easiest way is to email us the material you need translated, in Word, PDF or Excel format. We acknowledge your request and provide a competitive quote generally within the hour.
10Do I have to bring personal documents to your office?
No. You may scan them and email them to us in PDF format, to info@eitx.com.
11How quickly can you do a translation?
We translate and deliver as quickly as possible without compromising quality. Personal documents such as birth and marriage certificates are generally translated within 24 to 48 hours, and translations to or from French are usually fastest because we have an in-house French translator.
12Do you offer remote interpretation services?
Yes, at no extra charge. Contact us to find out more about the process.
13What is the difference between a certified translation and a certified translator?
A certified translation bears our stamp, signature and embossed seal on all pages, often with a declaration naming the translator and confirming the translation is correct in all material respects. A certified translator is a person who has passed the applicable provincial or national accreditation exams.
14What is the difference between a certified and a notarized translation?
A certified translation bears our stamp, signature and embossed seal on all pages. A notarized translation goes a step further: the translator must appear before a Commissioner of Oaths.
15Do you translate in all subject areas?
Yes, from accounting to zoology.
16How do I order a translation from EIT?
The easiest way is to email us the material you need translated, in Word, PDF or Excel format. We acknowledge your request and provide a competitive quote generally within the hour.
17Do I have to bring personal documents to your office?
No. You may scan them and email them to us in PDF format, to info@eitx.com.
18How quickly can you do a translation?
We translate and deliver as quickly as possible without compromising quality. Personal documents such as birth and marriage certificates are generally translated within 24 to 48 hours, and translations to or from French are usually fastest because we have an in-house French translator.
19Do you offer remote interpretation services?
Yes, at no extra charge. Contact us to find out more about the process.
20What is the difference between a certified translation and a certified translator?
A certified translation bears our stamp, signature and embossed seal on all pages, often with a declaration naming the translator and confirming the translation is correct in all material respects. A certified translator is a person who has passed the applicable provincial or national accreditation exams.
21What is the difference between a certified and a notarized translation?
A certified translation bears our stamp, signature and embossed seal on all pages. A notarized translation goes a step further: the translator must appear before a Commissioner of Oaths.
22Do you translate in all subject areas?
Yes, from accounting to zoology.
23How do I order a translation from EIT?
The easiest way is to email us the material you need translated, in Word, PDF or Excel format. We acknowledge your request and provide a competitive quote generally within the hour.
24Do I have to bring personal documents to your office?
No. You may scan them and email them to us in PDF format, to info@eitx.com.
25How quickly can you do a translation?
We translate and deliver as quickly as possible without compromising quality. Personal documents such as birth and marriage certificates are generally translated within 24 to 48 hours, and translations to or from French are usually fastest because we have an in-house French translator.
26Do you offer remote interpretation services?
Yes, at no extra charge. Contact us to find out more about the process.
27What is the difference between a certified translation and a certified translator?
A certified translation bears our stamp, signature and embossed seal on all pages, often with a declaration naming the translator and confirming the translation is correct in all material respects. A certified translator is a person who has passed the applicable provincial or national accreditation exams.
28What is the difference between a certified and a notarized translation?
A certified translation bears our stamp, signature and embossed seal on all pages. A notarized translation goes a step further: the translator must appear before a Commissioner of Oaths.
29Do you translate in all subject areas?
Yes, from accounting to zoology.
30Where is Express International Translations Inc. located?
Express International Translations Inc. is at 1671 Saltdene Terrace, Mississauga, ON L4W 2E3, Canada.
31What is the phone number for Express International Translations Inc.?
You can reach Express International Translations Inc. on (416) 410-2021.
32What are the opening hours?
Monday 08:00-17:00; Tuesday 08:00-17:00; Wednesday 08:00-17:00; Thursday 08:00-17:00; Friday 08:00-17:00. Closed on Saturday and Sunday.
33Does Express International Translations Inc. have a website?
Yes. Their website is http://www.eitx.com/.
34What languages are spoken at Express International Translations Inc.?
Staff speak Arabic, English, French, German, Greek, Hindi, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese.
35Is Express International Translations Inc. wheelchair accessible?
Google lists accessible parking at this location.
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