A decision and its attachments
Identify the main document and the parts to be translated. Preserve the numbering printed on the pages.
Explore this service →Remote service · Gdynia · TP/27/17
Ukrainian sworn translator — Gdynia
Need a Ukrainian–Polish or Polish–Ukrainian translation for use in Gdynia? Send your documents for an initial quotation and explain their intended purpose. The office is in Kraków; enquiries and initial document assessment can be handled remotely.
Vadym RekelSworn translator of Ukrainian · TP/27/17
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Documents with multipage attachments
For a set intended for use in Gdynia, check page order and attachments. A well-organised PDF or clearly named files help establish exactly what needs translating.
A contract with related documents
Explain how amendments relate to the contract and identify its current version. Label information-only material separately.
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What to include in your enquiry
If the recipient has supplied requirements for the translation, include them. This allows the assignment to be defined without guessing which form the institution expects.
- Every page within the requested scope.
- A short file list and an explanation of related documents.
- The purpose and date by which the translation is needed.
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From your enquiry to the completed translation
1. Send the material
Provide legible copies of every page within the proposed scope, including stamps, annotations and relevant attachments. For a large set, include a short list of files.
2. Explain its purpose
Specify the translation direction, recipient and deadline. Attach any instructions received from the court, authority, university, employer or legal representative.
3. Confirm the arrangements
After reviewing the material, we agree the scope, price and possible completion date, whether an original needs to be presented, and the form of the translation.
4. Arrange collection
Collection at the Kraków office requires an appointment. Any other delivery arrangements are agreed before work starts.
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Discuss your documents with the office
Ukrainian into Polish or Polish into Ukrainian. Send a legible scan, photograph or PDF and tell us where the translation will be used and when you need it. We confirm the scope, price, delivery date and collection arrangements after reviewing the material.
The office is at ul. Kielecka 2/53, 31-526 Kraków. Visits are by appointment. Documents can be sent electronically for an initial quotation from anywhere in Poland.
Request a quotation
Prepare your enquiry and add the documents in your email application before sending.
Prepare an enquiry →Direct contact
+48 883 040 483 — discuss the documents, scope and timing with the translator.
Call the translator →Office
+48 735 753 383 — arrange an appointment, delivery of documents or collection.
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Other locations and practical guidance
Service across Poland
The office is in Kraków. Clients elsewhere can send material electronically for a quotation.
See all locations →Prepare a readable scan
Complete pages, clear stamps and the correct file order help establish the scope.
Read the guide →Practical answers
Practical answers
Is there an office in Gdynia?
The office is at ul. Kielecka 2/53 in Kraków. Documents needed in Gdynia can be sent electronically for an initial quotation. We agree how to provide source documents and receive the translation for each assignment.
Can I send several photographs instead of one PDF?
Yes, provided they are readable and in order. For a larger set, number the files so that completeness can be checked easily.
Is a photograph enough for an initial quotation?
You can send a clear photograph, scan or PDF showing the whole page, stamps, annotations and the reverse if it contains information. Sending a photograph does not determine whether the original will be needed for the translation.
How are the price, deadline and collection agreed?
Send the documents with the target language, purpose and required date. After review, the office confirms the scope, quotation and possible completion date. Delivery arrangements and any need to present originals are agreed before the work starts.