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About Tango Federal Translations
Legal Translation Services
Tango Federal Translations provides legal translation services for contracts, agreements, discovery documents, and compliance documentation as well as machine translation solutions for high-volume projects.
For litigation and other matters, we translate foreign-language documents identified during discovery including business correspondence, technical documents and electronically stored data (ESI).
Jorge Alonso
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what we do
We provide linguistic support to companies
We help companies improve their translation process, save on translation costs through new approaches and work strategies. We improve your translation spend with no final quality resignation.
Certified legal translations
A certified translation means that the LSP or translator has provided a signed statement that the translation is a true and accurate translation of the original. Certified translations are usually required for legal documents such as business contracts, court transcripts, immigration documents, adoption agreements, and birth, death, or marriage certificates.
Notarized Translations
A notarized translation is less about quality control and more about following official procedures. A notary public is a person who is authorized by the government to oversee and authenticate various legal formalities – one of them being notarized translations. Notarized translations are usually required for education-based documents like high school transcripts or foreign diplomas.
Apostille Services
Apostilles are rendered by State Departments. State Departments issue apostilles so you can use your translated documents abroad. It is important that you tell your translation provider where the apostilled documents will be used, so they prepare the documents accordingly.
Intellectual property Rights
Patent Translation
Businesses spend millions translating their patents in order to protect their hard-earned intellectual property rights in international market. Due to the highly technical nature of patents requiring both subject matter expertise and professional law experience, ordinary translation companies are unable to consistently achieve linguistic accuracy and technical exactness.
According to the USPTO (United States Patent and Trademark Office), rights granted by a U.S. patent have no effect in foreign countries.
And with today’s globalized marketplace, it’s becoming increasingly imperative to protect your intellectual property (IP) rights in foreign countries where your company conducts its business.