Where to search for an official translator for Arabic and English in Kuching?
September 29, 2009 - 7:15 pm
I need to get some documents translated from Arabic to English. I can do it myself but I need an official chop on that. So, where can I find an official translator for Arabic or at least where can I search for one? Courts…?
How much do they charge per page?
I recently had some paperwork certified as true copies by a solicitor firm in KL. The fee was supposed to be $50 (Ringgits) for the first page and $10 per subsequent pages, but if you smile nicely they might wavier the $10 per page fee like they did with me.
I doubt that there are any lawyers/solicitors in Kuching that can translate the paperwork for you, but as you mentioned if you can translate it yourself I think that they would be willing to give it an official chop.
Good luck 
September 30th, 2009 at 12:30 am
I recently had some paperwork certified as true copies by a solicitor firm in KL. The fee was supposed to be $50 (Ringgits) for the first page and $10 per subsequent pages, but if you smile nicely they might wavier the $10 per page fee like they did with me.
I doubt that there are any lawyers/solicitors in Kuching that can translate the paperwork for you, but as you mentioned if you can translate it yourself I think that they would be willing to give it an official chop.
Good luck
References :
http://www.yellowpages.com.my/search_business.jsp?sf=w&qtype=param&name=lawyers+kuching&cv=all&op=home&cls=Lawyers&st=Sarawak&ct=Kuching