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Translators for the talent visa: profiles and reviews

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  • Vera Akimova from real chats5.01 reviews1

    Performs document translations for visa cases. Clients report satisfaction with quality and price.

  • Anna BazhenovaNo reviews yet

    Certified translation of documents; working languages: English, French, and German. In addition to personal documents, takes technical and legal documentation. Linguistic education, plus a master's degree in law.

  • Derbeneva EkaterinaNo reviews yet

    Written translation, English and French. In the visa case, this applies to all documents not in English - diplomas, certificates, testimonies, publications - each requires a complete translation and certification by a translator. Linguistic and pedagogical education.

  • Diana TomilovaNo reviews yet

    Document translator from Russian to English for immigration cases (O-1/EB-1): translates personal documents, articles, degrees, seals, and stamps while preserving an original-like structure. Experienced with applicants from various fields whose cases have been approved.

  • Igor IlyanyyNo reviews yet

    Translation both ways between Russian and English. Profile - legal and other texts in formal style. Language proficiency confirmed by IELTS Academic certificate (7.5), education in history, St. Petersburg State University.

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