Translation Services

[rudeguy]

Hi. I need some documents translated by someone who can do "certified" translations.

Would anyone recommend based on their experience please?

Thank you.

[vincemunday]

If you look at the front of Landmark, to the right about four or five shops down there is an English school, the lady in there Poui who owns the school did all of our translations for us and had them certified where needed, and as for experience, they were adequate for the UK government for the wife's visa and passport applications.

[samuel]

If you look at the front of Landmark, to the right about four or five shops down there is an English school.....

it's called "Prachoom Wittaya School"
http://en.pwtranslations.com/
reliable and fair translation service.

[rudeguy]

Thank you.

What is Landmark?

I'm in Sribunreuang so I'm not familiar with Udon.

[rudeguy]

I just clicked on the link. Thank you

[deankham]

We used the same place next to landmark to get my passport translated. Highly recommended. In fact the person in the government office recommended them as they had rejected transitions from some other places but never from them.

[bluejets]

Not far from you in Chum Phae (80 klm??) Montree Suwannaraj (Uncle Mooh) 811/1 Sasanasith Road.
He did all our paperwork for Aussie visa in 2013. Still there last April when I dropped in to say hi. Around near the tuk tuks at the main market.

[parrot]

My wife and I hired Fon at NECC to help us with a particularly difficult bureaucratic problem. She knew the right people to call at the Amphur and the problem was handled efficiently and with a smile. Fon has helped a number of Thais get visas to the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. She does goverment-accepted translations for a lot cheaper than other places in Udon. She's even found the original parents of a girl who was adopted many many years ago.
On top of that, she teaches English classes......usually one-on-one.
https://www.facebook.com/neccudon/