Import and Export Document Translation

Import and Export Document Translation

Consistent information across every document set

TanViet translates commercial documents, goods documentation and import/export records. Company names, goods descriptions, quantities, units and transaction details are checked against the supplied document set.

Scope of import and export document translation

01

Commercial documents

Contracts, commercial invoices, packing lists and transaction documents.

02

Goods certificates

Certificates of origin, quality certificates and documents in the agreed inventory.

03

Product documentation

Catalogues, labels, specifications and product descriptions.

04

Business documents

Licenses, confirmations and documents for working with partners.

Reviewing and cross-checking project documents

Cross-check repeated data

Item codes, product names, invoice numbers, package counts and buyer/seller details may appear in multiple documents. Providing the complete set makes cross-checking more consistent than handling individual pages in isolation.

We translate according to source data and clarify unreadable points. Goods classification, HS code determination, tax advice and customs declarations require a separate specialist scope; we do not independently alter document data during translation.

Deliverables agreed from the outset

  • Translations organized by inventory and document set
  • Cross-checked goods names, codes, figures and units
  • Files or hard copies according to agreed receiving requirements
Learn how costs are determined →

What you need to prepare

  • All documents to be translated, with clear reference numbers
  • Target language, destination of use and presentation requirements
  • Approved goods terminology or product names

Clearer information makes it easier to determine an approach and delivery schedule. Any incomplete details will be discussed before work begins.

A clear process from intake to delivery

  1. 01

    Review requirements

    Review documents, languages, intended use and preferred deadline.

  2. 02

    Agree on the scope

    Confirm volume, cost, formatting and project milestones.

  3. 03

    Translate and review

    Work according to requirements and clarify content needing confirmation.

  4. 04

    Delivery and feedback

    Deliver the agreed final version and receive feedback.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to send the whole document set?

Send related materials so shared data can be cross-checked. If you need only certain documents translated, clearly identify the required sections.

Do you translate labels and product instructions?

These can be included in the inventory according to the language and delivery format required. Compliance or label approval requirements are defined separately.

Does translation include customs procedure advice?

Translation focuses on language content. Declaration, tax and goods-classification requirements should be handled by an appropriate specialist.

What factors determine the quotation?

Costs depend on volume, language pair, specialist complexity, formatting and deadline. TanViet reviews documents before confirming the quote; additional services are clearly discussed within the scope.

How do I get started?

Send your documents through the quick quotation page or leave your details for advice. Specify the languages, intended use and deadline so we can assess your needs accurately.

Discuss your requirements

Leave your contact details and a brief description. TanViet will review your needs to discuss an approach, scope and schedule.

Have documents ready? Send them directly through the quotation form so we can review the actual content requiring work.

Send documents for a quote →