08 November 2010

Seeking Arabic-English Translators for Immigration Documents

We are an immigration document translation company seeking to hire an additional Arabic-English translator as we continue to see higher demand for Arabic-English translation on our site.

See our website here: www.foxtranslate.com

We do not pay per word, but as you’ll see our documents are short, simple and full of proper nouns. Most of our orders are for birth certificate and marriage certificate translations. This means you will earn a very high effective rate per word. See samples of typical documents you will translate here:

http://www.foxtranslate.com/content/samples/french_birth_certificate.jpg
http://www.foxtranslate.com/content/samples/russian_birth_certificate.jpg
http://www.foxtranslate.com/content/samples/spanish_death_certificate.jpg

We pay $10/page to translate and $3/page to proofread. Most of our translators complete a typical translation assignment in 20 to 30 minutes, earning them an effective $20 to $30 per hour.

We are a fast growing company, looking for long-term relationships with top translators. We pay each Monday via Paypal for pages translated the prior week.

Successful applicants to this job will be:

* 100% reliable. If you accept a new job, you must complete it within 12 hours.
* Skilled translators. Our clients will submit their documents to US immigration authorities, so they can’t afford to have mistakes.
* Available 5 days per week, for at least a few hours per day.
* Able to run Skype.

If you are interested, please contact us for an interview and short test of your skills. American Translators Association (ATA) certification is preferred but not required. We will accept only those fluent in both Arabic and English. Thank you

Apply to recruiting@foxtranslate.com and please include your Skype address when you apply so that we may contact you quickly

More information here.
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