Pre-press proofing is performed for documents intended for publication, particularly in printed form.
Pre-press proofing is performed by formally checking the text of a document after the graphic layout has been finalised in a PDF file and generated from professional desktop publishing software.
Proofreading by native speakers is ideal for texts/translations that must be accurate, grammatically correct, and stylistically polished. This occurs particularly if the content intended for publication.
A sworn translation produced by a court-appointed interpreter* attests that the translation is faithful to the source document. A printed copy of such a translation is firmly attached to the source document and the two are accompanied by the interpreter’s endorsement clause bearing the interpreter’s signature and seal.
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