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      The Translation Service

      Government Departments
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      8:30 am - 5:00 pm
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      0800 872 675

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      99 Albert Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010

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      Main - 0800 872 675

      Address:

      99 Albert Street, Auckland Central, Auckland 1010

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      Links:

      http://www.dia.govt.nz

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      Providers of trusted translation services to people, businesses and organisations in New Zealand since 1949. We operate within the Department of Internal Affairs as a stand-alone business. Our skilled translators can translate any type of document from and/or into over 120 languages and offer a comprehensive range of translation services, specialising in technical, medical, legal, commercial and general documents. * Approved translation for ALL government departments * Translations into and from over 120 languages including Te Reo Maori * Personal documents(birth, marriage certificates, qualifications etc.) * Drivers licences * Promotional material Please contact us if you have any other translation requirements, and we will be happy to assist where possible.

      Payment Options
      cash, visa, mastercard
      Category
      Government Departments
      What Makes Us Different
      First established in 1949, we're the oldest translation agency in New Zealand.
      Associations
      Wellington Regional Chamber of Commerce

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      08/02/17

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      I just want to say how I appreciate the fact that they took the time and effort to get the pronunciation of te reo maori correct.