Text volume and completeness
Give an approximate word or page count and identify reverse sides, annexes, figures, and attachments. A sparse certificate and a dense contract page are different scopes.
Quotes and pricing
A quote based on your actual document.
The same page count can mean very different amounts of translation and formatting work. Describe your English document, the Slovak reader, and any receiving-office instructions to start a scope review.
Updated 2 October 2026
Explore translation services No document upload needed to start
Start here
Request a translation quote
Include the approximate length, recipient, and deadline if you know them. We’ll review your request and may contact you by email about next steps.
Document length and complexity
Formatting and source file quality
Deadline and any formal requirements
What to know
What affects a quote
A page with a few lines, a dense table, and an image-only scan do not take the same work. These details define the request.
Source and subject
Say whether the English source is editable, scanned, handwritten, or image-only. Legal, technical, and industry terminology may need reference material and review.
Output and timing
Describe the Slovak deliverable, layout needs, receiving organization, and target date. Include any written official-translation requirements for assessment.
Document guide
What to check before ordering
These notes help you describe your request. The receiving organization’s current instructions should guide the final requirements.
Start with a scope description
Use the form to name the document, approximate length, source format, receiving party, and date needed. Note charts, seals, handwritten notes, or text inside images. Do not paste confidential source text or personal identifiers into the initial form.
Distinguish sheets from standard translation pages
A visible PDF page is a sheet of your source, not a fixed amount of text. If you have an editable file, give its approximate words or characters with spaces; for a scan, give the number of sheets and say which are dense, handwritten, or mostly seals. Slovak regulation 491/2004, section 10(5), defines a standard page of translated text as 1,800 characters including spaces and counts an incomplete final page or separate short document as a whole page for its official-translator tariff. That legal measurement does not establish this website’s price or confirm that a particular official translation is available.
Explain the required Slovak output
A readable text file, an editable document, and a layout closely matching a source PDF can involve different preparation. Say which format the recipient accepts. If you have an editable source as well as a scan, mention both.
Separate official steps
If a school, court, registry, or other body asks for a sworn or official translation, a certified copy, notarization, or an apostille, provide its exact instructions. These terms can refer to different services and authorities. The receiving body decides what it accepts; request assessment before assuming a specific service or price.
Plan for the final source version
A revised contract, corrected certificate, or late appendix may change the work after scoping. Identify the version that should be translated and the internal review or filing date. If your team has approved Slovak terminology, describe it at the start.
Quote preparation
Build a short document brief
Use this optional worksheet to organize your request. The worksheet does not send your entries on its own; review them before submitting the quote form.
Do not enter names, ID numbers, or source-document text here.
Added to the quote form. Review the document name and note, add your email, and submit when ready.
How it works
How to request a quote
Tell us what the document is, who needs the Slovak translation, and when you need it. The first form does not require a file.
Describe the document
Choose the type and tell us where the translation will be used.
Add your requirements
Include the approximate length, deadline, and any instructions from the recipient.
Review and next steps
We review the request and may contact you by email if more detail is needed.
Frequently asked
Common questions
Answers to common questions before you request a quote.
Why is there no fixed price per page?
A page can contain a few words or dense text and tables. Source quality, terminology, layout, and formal requirements also vary. A document-specific review produces a more meaningful quote.
What is a standard translation page?
For the Slovak official-translator tariff, section 10(5) defines it by 1,800 characters including spaces in the translated text, with rules for incomplete and separate short documents. It is not the number of physical sheets in a source PDF and does not set our quote.
Do I need to upload the document to ask?
No. The form asks for your email address, document category, and document name, with optional scope notes. If the actual file is needed to prepare a quote, a suitable review method can be discussed afterward.
Will a shorter deadline change the quote?
Timing can affect what is feasible and how the work is scoped. Include your decision, review, or filing dates so the request can be assessed. No delivery date is promised before review.
Can you quote an official translation?
Share the receiving body and its exact written rules. The required translator status, format, and authentication steps must be checked before the service and price can be confirmed.
Ready when you are
Have an English document to translate?
Start with a few details. No file upload is needed for the first step.