AP Translation Now Certified to Translate in Over 40 Languages

NEWINGTON, CT– Foreign language translation experts Accents Perfect Translations now have a roster of professionals certified to do translations in over 40 different languages.

AP Translations specializes in translating formal documents into English from French, Spanish, German, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese, however they are also qualified for Arabic, Italian, Korean, Latin, Swedish, Vietnamese, and more. They have expanded their offerings over time, and are now able to translate nearly any requested language or form of documentation. Their document roster covers a similarly diverse range of specific qualifications, including technical manuals, video scripts, legal briefs, medical, professional, personal documents, and more.

In addition to translation services, AP Translation offers a full array of Typesetting and Desktop Publishing services. They can perform layout duplication, no matter how complex, create business cards, and have the capacity to work with documents in a variety of formats, such as Microsoft Word or Publisher, Acrobat or PageMaker, or documents can be scanned from the original. Their typesetting includes more difficult fonts including rarer Asian, Middle Eastern, or Cyrillic characters, and they feature EPS output.

To see all of the products and services that AP Translation and Language Link of Connecticut provide, visit their website at www.aptranslation.com. You can also fax documents to (425) 988-7688 or call (860) 561-5438 or toll free (800) 611-7773 to speak to an AP Translations representative directly.

AP Translations and the Language Link of Connecticut have been providing the highest quality language translation services since 1995. They are members of the Greater Hartford Chamber of Commerce and the Connecticut Business and Industry Association. Their translators are all fully qualified and accredited, they have complete Professional Liability Insurance, and their ISO 9000 Certification is currently in process. Their translations are accepted in all 50 states and by all government and private sector offices.