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Import Export Certificate Translation

Discussion in 'General Truck Info' started by Tom's Mini Trucks, Feb 17, 2008.

  1. Can anyone help me find where I can have the geen sheet...import / export certificate translated?
     
  2. larryn2o

    larryn2o Member

    if you can scan it in as a text , then there are some free online tools to do this. don't know if it would work here , i've only done it with standard fonts?
     
  3. Thanks,I'll give this a try
     
  4. jpbunch

    jpbunch New Member

  5. hgosnell

    hgosnell New Member

    Export certificate translation

    Hello, I'm a mini truck dealer new to this board. I am in Lewiston, Idaho. Our local college (Lewis Clark State College) has an intensive English course for foreign students. One of the teachers from Japan does the complete translations for me, front and back, stamps and certifies them onto another translated blank for $40.00 each, from which I have heard is reasonable. If anyone is interested, contact me at hank@hankgosnell.com. I already supply this service to neighboring dealers in 3 states.:D
     
  6. twj332

    twj332 Member

    Ontario Canada Translation for registration

    I asked several people about this for Ontario and was advised that Harry Sakata does the translation. Contact email hasakata@rogers.com

    Please note: I have not used him yet as I have not even gotten my truck.
     
  7. Subaru

    Subaru Member

    Just a note to those newbies.
    Your exporter should provide the originals as well as a translated copy in english.This is one of the things you pay him/her for:sly:
     
  8. twj332

    twj332 Member

    Thanks Subaru
    In Ontario the translation must be done by someone in Ontario a Japanese translation from Japan or else where will not be processed.:p
     
  9. Subaru

    Subaru Member

    WOW-I gotta say I am glad to be in Alberta then.
    I had no trouble getting my OOP paperwork,and less trouble passing the inspection.
     
  10. Luckydog

    Luckydog Member

    If you are in Ontario you have to have it translated by a "certified" translator with the Ontario Govenment - I used Harry Sakata. Contact: hasakata@rogers.com he did a great job and I had NO PROBLEMS - I tried to use the translated copies from Japan, they won't even look at them, has to be done in Ontario.
    Later...
     

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