Clarify the document task before a travel-related translation referral

Ask what the recipient has requested

Identify the organisation receiving the material and obtain its written instructions through the client. Record source and target languages, document types, page counts and timing. If the client uses a broad phrase such as 'make it valid abroad', ask for the specific instruction rather than translating that phrase into an unconfirmed service promise.

Explain whether the files are complete and readable. Mention any stated format, certification or attestation requirement for review, without claiming that translation alone satisfies it.

Introduce the language enquiry, not an outcome guarantee

Obtain permission to share the client's details and use an agreed private channel for documents. Enuncia reviews the service scope and confirms accepted work. Referral participation does not authorise immigration advice or promises about visa or application outcomes.

Travel and immigration networks can apply through Enuncia Network to explore language-service referrals. Describe the enquiries you encounter and agree the applicable commercial terms in writing before representing commission eligibility.

Keep exploring

• Build a document referral around the recipient's written instructions
• Flag names and dates clearly in a document translation enquiry
• Prepare a transcript translation enquiry with the full academic record in view