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Leave a Comment (0) →Translation, like painting, music or writing, is an art. One cannot be considered a painter simply because he purchased a set of brushes and few meters of canvas: he should be familiar with painting techniques, the rules of perspective and basics of coloristics in order to be an artist
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Leave a Comment (0) →Have you been planning to spend Christmas or New Year Holidays in a foreign country? Don’t let your holidays turn into a misery, called “staying home!” Whether you are a Permanent Resident Card Holder or a USA citizen you should think about obtaining a VISA if there is a visa regime between countries you are […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →You are fluent in two languages, and consider making an attempt to translate a medical document on your own. Why spending money and hire a professional agency, if you just can open a dictionary and proceed with a translation? Before you’ll make a decision to proceed with a medical translation without employing a professional agency […]
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Leave a Comment (1) →Certified translation vs. translation Have you ever wondered why every institution in the United States (the USCIS, courts, public schools, colleges or medical facilities, etc.) or overseas, where you file or send the documents to, rejects them because you did documents translation yourself? They keep insisting on submitting certified translations, and you keep questioning yourself […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Beginning or continuing studies in the USA is gaining a great opportunity to change your life for better – by finding more suitable job in future, working in the field that you always wanted to, and, of course, getting properly rewarded. After months of thinking and savings you finally applied for the studies in a […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Years ago, after I graduated from a University in Europe, I faced a challenge, which sooner or later, every alumnus faces; starting to look for a job in hope of finding a suitable position within my Degree in Political Science and International Relations. Being an A+ student, I believed that I had strong communication skills […]
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