Translation AZTranslation AZ is a certified specialist translation and interpretation agency for US and UK regulated industries. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in Miami, FL with a London office, we provide full human translation, proofreading, design, and interpretation services across five core areas: legal and corporate, medical and clinical, financial and compliance, government and public sector, and technical and industrial.Our linguists are native speakers with a minimum of 5 years' experience, university degrees, and specialist qualifications in their subject areas. We work exclusively with qualified human specialists — no machine translation in any certified or regulated document. Interpretation available in-person, over the phone, and via video remote.ISO 17100 certified. ATA, NAJIT, and ITI member. USCIS and UKVI accepted. US and UK court-ready. FDA, HIPAA, MHRA, and UK GDPR compliant. Security-cleared and DV/SC-vetted linguists available for classified government work. 100+ languages covered by 300+ language professionals.Every project follows a rigorous process: specialist human translation, independent review by a second qualified linguist, and automated quality checks. 2-hour quote response guaranteed.Trusted by Heartflow, VAXTrials, Penn State Health, LinkedIn, and 500+ clients across the US and UK since 2011.US: 1 (800) 620-4789 | translationaz.comUK: +44 7450 300977 | translationaz.co.uk
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Ziga P.
I applied for a job, they replied by asking to do a little translation (it wasn't a test, it was an actual translation) to a target language that I didn't know, then they asked if I recognized the language (which I didn't), and then they never replied again. Ridiculous.