Translation Services Express

Mr. Duran is incredible. He made certain that my foreign marriage certificate was flawlessly translated into English (Urdu to English). So he did. He allowed me to review the translated document and make whatever changes I wanted, as many times as I wanted. He was very well spoken and always had a smile for his customers. I am a very happy and delighted customer. There should be more like him. Amazing service at a fair cost (cheaper than Manhattan).

Great Business. Timely translation turnarounds and reliable customer service

I used the company to translate and apostille documents. I have no complaints. All information was provided quickly and I was emailed regularly with updates. The turn around time was extremely fast. I highly recommend!!!!!! The best !!!

$10 for notarized 1 paper document- fraud Do not go there, they charge $10 dollar to noticed 1 paper document, the worse part they don’t tell you before they done, she took the paper and look in the internet the supposed stamp that they have, they printed in very bad imaging copy on top of you document that was already signed, the pic number can not be read, and look like a fake stamp.. this is very disappointing they damage my document, because my friend don’t leave around here.. it was very important document..scam people, they did not told me the price she took for very to do it as well, .. you must better said not if you are not ready to do a job.

Avoid this place. I called in advance to ask if I needed an appointment for a document translation. I was told to come to their Dover office, pay the fee, and the translation would be ready within a week. When I arrived, the woman there said they have some kind of “business relationship” with the translator—but that all she does is take cash and that anything else is “between you and him.” I paid $45 in cash and asked for a receipt. She flatly refused. Her excuse was that it’s “not his establishment” and she can’t take responsibility. Let that sink in: cash only, no receipt, no accountability. That’s not a business—that’s a red flag parade. I asked for my money back so I could take my business elsewhere. She returned it, and I left. Thankfully, because this operation is completely unprofessional and borderline shady. I walked down the block to an actual, legitimate notary office. The man there accepted credit cards, knew the legal requirements, advised me to confirm whether the receiving state would even accept a New Jersey translation, and didn’t charge me a dime. He told me to come back Monday. That’s professionalism. This place is disorganized, misleading, and not a real business setup. They aren’t even responsible for the service they’re collecting money for. Also, advertising “24 hours” for this kind of work is nonsense. Do yourself a favor: don’t waste your time, don’t risk your documents, and don’t hand over cash with no receipt. Stay away.