Looking for translator / guides for hire.

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Member since 18 July 2015

Dulake5Member22 July 2015 04:33:47

Is there anyone who can act as translator & guide . We need a translator / guide to guide us through the Cartorio, police department, Minsister of Foreign Affairs, Notary Office, and whatever / wherever needs to be translated and guided through.

It would be great if the person has some kind of some kind of knowledge on the bureaucracy and paper work that needs to be done on the topic of residency.

If anyone is interested, please reply in private message with name and phone and price per day.

Thanks.

Stéphanie ViP

Member since 13 July 2015

StéphanieViP22 July 2015 11:36:52

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Hi Dulake5,

It will better to post your advert on the Jobs in Brazil as it may facilitate your research.

Thank you

Stéphanie

Dulake5 Member

Member since 18 July 2015

Dulake5Member22 July 2015 17:42:32

Thanks will do as soon as I get out of the airport lounge.

Thanks for the advise.

MrFabHenrique Member

Member since 02 August 2014

MrFabHenriqueMember23 July 2015 17:22:38

Hi there.

I am an interpreter/translator.
Where do you need the service?
Regards,

Fabiano

Dulake5 Member

Member since 18 July 2015

Dulake5Member24 July 2015 11:18:07

Sorry forgot to post that I am in Sao Paulo.

chafogo Member

Member since 25 July 2015

chafogoMember25 July 2015 18:38:36

which part of Brazil ?

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