Why is native-speaker proofreading essential before submitting Thai translations abroad?
Please prepare: (a) the original or a certified copy of the official and government documents, (b) a copy of the holder's passport or ID for name-spelling reference, (c) the receiving office and your deadline, so we can
Under the practice Thai authorities accept, Please prepare: (a) the original or a certified copy of the official and government documents, (b) a copy of the holder's passport or ID for name-spelling reference, (c) the receiving office and your deadline, so we can place the file on the standard or 24-hour express track. Bundle it with MFA legalisation, Notary Public certification, NAATI translation or Police Clearance in a single file.
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