RushTranslate review

RushTranslate prices certified work from $24.95 per page. That is the starting rate for a page of certified work, so a file of several pages adds to the bill page by page rather than staying at the entry figure. Count the pages in your document before you order, so the quote you accept matches the file you hold.

The standard turnaround is 1 day, published against a short word count band. A file outside that band takes longer, so a deadline driven document should go out early rather than on the standard window. Ask the desk for a delivery time on your own word count before you commit.

RushTranslate sells a certified grade, a standard interpretive grade delivered in an editable file, and apostille or legalization work. A certified version is a word-for-word rendering of the document plus a certification letter attached, while the standard grade suits reading and drafting. The page rate of $24.95 applies to the translation work itself.

For a small team with occasional paperwork, the rate of $24.95 per page keeps a short job easy to budget, and the standard 1 day turnaround suits routine filings. A business translating a whole website or running continuous copy would want a different kind of agreement, and a long document priced by the page works out heavily.

The company dates from 2015 and keeps its base in the United States, with a Seattle address published for paper correspondence. It works on documents for customers who need a certificate rather than a close paraphrase, and it publishes support routes for questions about a job already running.

Support covers email, phone and help centre, so you can pick the route that suits the moment instead of waiting on a single channel. The desk is listed as open daily within a published window in Pacific time, which means a query from Europe usually waits for that window to reopen. Send anything deadline driven early so a reply still has time to be acted on.

Yes for the steps it lists: apostille and legalization work sits alongside its translations, and a certified document arrives with a certification letter. Whether that satisfies a court, a registry or an immigration office depends on what that body accepts, so check its requirements first. Budget for the translation pages at $24.95 each on top of any separate step.

A long file moves on more than one front. The $24.95 per page rate pushes the price up, and the standard 1 day turnaround is set against a smaller word count, so a bigger file also takes longer to return. Ask for a price and a delivery time on your own page and word counts before you commit.