Spanish Translation Services

The Translation Company provides professional Spanish translation services from English to Spanish and Spanish to English for businesses, law firms, healthcare organizations, government agencies, schools, and individuals.

Since 2005, we have translated legal documents, medical materials, employee handbooks, business communications, and certified documents for official use. Our native-speaking linguists tailor translations to your audience, including Spanish-speaking communities in the United States, Mexico, Latin America, and Spain.

Why organizations choose us for Spanish: a WBENC-certified women-owned company, operating to ISO 9001 and 17100 standards, corporate member of the American Translators Association, serving clients since 2005.

Certified Women's Business Enterprise seal

American Translators Association corporate membership card 2026

Qualified buyers can book a complimentary consultation with our CEO to scope a Spanish translation program before any commitment.

Spanish Translation Options

Choose the service that fits how your Spanish translation will be used.

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Certified Spanish Translation

We provide certified Spanish translations with a signed statement of accuracy for US courts, agencies, universities, and employers. Individual and civil-document requests are handled through our Certified Spanish Translation page.

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Spanish Translation for Business and Technical Content

We translate contracts, employee handbooks, manuals, websites, and other materials, matching terminology and regional Spanish to your audience.

Spanish Translation Pricing, Turnaround, and Delivery

We tailor delivery schedules to your project and work with you to meet your deadline, including urgent requests whenever possible. Share your files and preferred deadline when requesting a quote so we can confirm the schedule and delivery format.

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What Affects the Cost?

Your project’s cost depends on its length, subject matter, deadline, and file-format requirements. Certification and additional formatting can also affect the scope. Upload your files for a quote, or visit our translation pricing guide for background on how translation costs are calculated.

When Will My Translation Be Ready?

Include your deadline when requesting a quote. We review the project’s scope and confirm a delivery schedule, including urgent requests whenever possible.

How Will My Translation Be Delivered?

Tell us how you plan to use the finished translation and which file format you need. Identify any requirements for an editable document, a certified copy, or a layout that follows the original. Your quote should specify the agreed deliverables and any additional formatting work.

How to Get Your Documents Translated

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Set up your project.

On our Quote page, select your source and target languages, turnaround, and translator specialty. Upload your documents or enter a word count.

Review your quote.

Continue to review pricing and delivery details, then follow the steps to place your order.

Receive your Spanish translation.

Our team translates and reviews your documents, then delivers the completed files in the agreed format.

 

Spanish Translation for the US, Mexico, Latin America, and Spain

Tell us who will read your translation. A workforce communication, public notice, and customer-facing campaign may need different terminology and tone, even when all three are written in Spanish.

For projects covering several markets, identify all intended audiences at the start so we can discuss the appropriate versions.

For background, see our pages on Mexican Spanish and the Spanish translation guide, or the translation directions themselves: English to Spanish translation and Spanish to English translation.

Spanish Translation by Industry

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1. Spanish Legal Translation

Law firms and corporate legal departments use our Spanish practice daily: contracts and agreements, litigation and discovery documents, corporate records, and evidence moving between English and Spanish, with certification for US courts when required. Immigration-adjacent corporate work, employment matters, and cross-border transactions with Latin America all run through vetted legal linguists. Our owner is a licensed attorney in Texas and California who oversees the company’s quality standards; the full practice is under our legal translation services.

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2. Spanish Medical and Healthcare Translation

Hospitals, clinics, and life-science companies bring us Spanish medical translation: patient materials, consent forms, discharge instructions, clinical documentation, and regulatory content. Spanish is the first language of language-access obligations in American healthcare, and accuracy here is a patient-safety matter. This work runs through our medical translation practice.

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3. Spanish Government and Language Access Translation

Spanish is the core of nearly every US language-access plan. We translate vital documents, notices, and election materials and provide Spanish interpreting for agencies under our government translation services; our public-sector clients have included the County of Santa Clara and the City of San Jose.

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4. Spanish Education Translation

School districts translate parent communications, IEP-related documents, enrollment materials, and handbooks with our education translation services; districts such as Newark Public Schools have relied on our work.

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5. Spanish Business and HR Translation

Employee handbooks, policies, training, and internal communications for Spanish-speaking workforces are a daily staple, through our business translation practice and its dedicated employee handbook translation page.

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6. Spanish Technical and Manufacturing Translation

Manuals, safety documentation, and specifications for plants and crews run through our technical translation team with managed terminology.

What We Translate Between English and Spanish

Across these industries, the document types we handle most often include the following:

  • Contracts, agreements, and corporate filings
  • Litigation and discovery documents, judgments, and certificates
  • Patient materials, consent forms, and clinical documentation
  • Vital documents, notices, and election materials
  • Employee handbooks, policies, and training content
  • User manuals and safety documentation
  • Marketing content for US Hispanic and Latin American markets
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Our Spanish Translation Quality Process

Every Spanish project runs through translation, editing, and proofreading (TEP) by separate linguists, with a project manager accountable for terminology and schedule, operating to ISO 9001 and 17100 standards. Machine translation with professional post-editing (MTPE) is available where the content profile fits, and Spanish is the language where that option is most often appropriate for high-volume internal content; contracts, filings, patient-facing content, and certified work stays fully human. We put the recommendation in writing before work begins.

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Review and Corrections

Please review your translation within 30 days of receipt and notify us of any requested corrections. We correct errors made by our team at no charge. Changes to the original content or requests based on style and vocabulary preferences may incur additional fees, as explained in our service agreement.

Confidential Handling of Your Spanish Documents

If your project contains confidential business information, identify it in writing and tell us about any handling requirements before submitting your files. Our service agreement sets out the confidentiality provisions that apply to information identified as confidential, including specified exceptions.

Review our service agreement or contact our team to discuss your project’s requirements.

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Google Reviews from Our Clients

Selected excerpts from public Google reviews of The Translation Company.

ProyectoGoogle review
★★★★★

Servicio rápido y de muy buena calidad, excelente trabajo.

Kristie Cook

Kristie CookGoogle review
★★★★★

Melanie Mae Cardeno did a fantastic job supporting us with a Spanish translation for a client’s benefit guide. Melanie was responsive and the turnaround time was quick and efficient.

Ivy Y BarrazaGoogle review
★★★★★

Excellent service, the girl is bilingual (spanish/english) and very kind and helpful. Translation was done in less than 24 hrs, Would totally recommend and using them for future translations

Patricia Peralta

Patricia PeraltaGoogle review
★★★★★

The girls here are super friendly and accurate. I absolutely recommend this place to anyone looking for a translation, mine was from Spanish to English but they can translate and many more languages.

Reviews describe individual client experiences. Delivery schedules depend on the scope and requirements of each project.

Frequently Asked Questions About Spanish Translation

1. Which Spanish should my documents use?

It depends on the audience: US Spanish for domestic workforces and communities, Mexican or broader Latin American Spanish for those markets, Iberian Spanish for Spain. We advise on the target and can deliver market versions from one source.

2. Do you provide certified Spanish translations accepted by US courts and agencies?

Yes. Certified translations include a signed statement of accuracy prepared to the receiving institution’s requirements; individual civil documents run through our certified Spanish page.

3. Can you translate employee handbooks and HR content into Spanish?

Yes. HR Spanish for US workforces is one of our highest-volume services, with consistent terminology across policies, training, and benefits materials.

4. Do you support language-access compliance for agencies and schools?

Yes. Vital-document translation and Spanish interpreting for government and education clients are core practices, built to Title VI expectations.

5. Do you provide Spanish interpreters?

Yes: over the phone, by video, and on-site, including court, medical, and conference settings with our own equipment.

6. How do we start?

Send your files through our Start a Project page and include your translation direction, intended use, and deadline. For ongoing programs or projects that need discussion, you may book a complimentary consultation with our CEO.

Planning an ongoing Spanish translation program or a project with complex requirements? Schedule a complimentary consultation with our CEO, Camila Saunier, to discuss your audience, workflow, and goals.

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