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The Future of Translation Services in the U.S.: Why 'Location-Based' No Longer Means Local - Triad City Beat
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The Future of Translation Services in the U.S.: Why 'Location-Based' No Longer Means Local - Triad City Beat
So, if you had to get a document translated for a visa or immigration application, you would search your local area – maybe a notary who did translations on a part-time basis, maybe a bilingual professional in the community. The nearness seemed to be a stand-in for reliability. This conviction has been unshaken, in a way. Not because the quality of local translators has decreased, but because the definitions of ‘accessible’ and ‘trustworthy’ hav…
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