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Interpreting

The one service sold in time, not words — and the only one that starts with a briefing.

from €280.00/half-day

A meeting table set for two, with matching notepads, pens and water glasses, ready for a live session.

01 Quick facts

Quick facts

Turnaround

Booked in advance — confirm at least 3 working days ahead where possible

Delivery format

Remote (video/phone) or on-site in Barcelona

Certification / validity

Sworn interpreting tier available for notary/court contexts

Minimum order

1 half-day block


02 Who it's for

Who it's for

Documents & situations

  • Notary appointments
  • Court proceedings
  • Business meetings
  • Conferences
  • Negotiations

Institutions & industries

  • Notaries
  • Courts
  • Companies with EN⇄ES meetings
  • Conference organisers
  • Individuals needing a sworn interpreter present

03 What's included

What's included

  • A briefing call ahead of the session to gather context and terminology
  • The booked interpreter’s time in the block you select
  • Consecutive/liaison interpreting suited to meetings and appointments (not simultaneous conference-booth interpreting)

Explicitly not included

  • Simultaneous interpreting equipment/booth setup (ask, and we’ll advise on a specialist partner if your event needs it)
  • Document translation (book separately — sworn or certified, if paperwork is also involved)
  • Travel outside the Barcelona area (quoted separately)

04 Our process

Our process

01

Book your block

Remote or on-site, half-day or full-day, standard or sworn.

02

Briefing

We gather context, names, and terminology before the appointment, by call or written brief.

03

Session

The interpreter attends, remote or in person.

04

Follow-up

A short debrief note on any terminology decisions made live, useful if you’ll need the same interpreter again.


Configure your order

Remote (video/phone) or on-site in Barcelona

Block

Half-day blocks

€280.00
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05 What clients say

What clients say

"We had a 20-minute briefing call two days before the signing, so the interpreter already knew the property terms and both parties’ names going in. The appointment itself took fifteen minutes and there wasn’t a single pause for clarification."

Pere G., notary-appointment client, Barcelona — Interpreting

Accepted, or we fix it. If a Spanish authority or the receiving institution rejects a sworn or certified translation of ours on formal grounds, we correct and re-issue it at no cost.


06 FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What’s the difference between standard and sworn interpreting?

Standard interpreting covers meetings, negotiations and conferences. Sworn interpreting is for notary and court contexts that specifically require an interpreter with that accreditation present in person — it’s priced separately and only offered on-site.

How far in advance do I need to book?

At least 3 working days ahead where possible, so we can confirm availability and run the briefing call properly. Shorter notice may be possible — ask.

What happens in the briefing, and do I need to prepare anything?

We ask for context (who’s meeting, what’s being discussed or signed) and any specific terminology or names in advance. A one-page brief or a short call is usually enough.

Do you offer simultaneous interpreting for conferences?

Our core offer is consecutive/liaison interpreting for meetings and appointments. For simultaneous conference-booth interpreting, ask and we’ll advise honestly on whether it’s a fit or point you to a specialist.

Can interpreting be combined with a sworn translation for the same matter?

Yes — many notary appointments need both a sworn translation of the document and a sworn interpreter present for the signing. Book both separately; mention the connection and we’ll coordinate timing.

Book your block. We brief before we show up.