Translation offer terms: scope, eligibility and the final quote

Require a complete offer record

A code in a message or an old article does not show whether an offer is current. Find the provider’s official landing page and written terms. Confirm geography, customer category, service exclusions and any minimum or maximum that affects the total.

Compare the real total

A discount can apply to one component while certification, delivery or other services remain separate. Compare the final scoped total with the recipient’s actual need rather than assuming a percentage produces the lowest suitable cost.

Match the offer to the actual document service

Identify whether an offer applies to standard language work, a certified package, priority handling or a specific customer group. Keep the product name and certificate requirement visible. A change in plan can change the deliverable as well as the total. Ask how a revised source, additional pages or a different language direction affects the quoted scope before confirming the order.

A practical review for this handoff

Read the stated end date or other redemption condition and retain a copy of the terms you use. An offer can have a minimum order, excluded services or a different rule for existing customers. Keep those conditions beside the quote so a later revision or added service can be checked against the same written agreement.

Compare each code with the service it actually changes

A promotion can change price, priority handling or both, so begin with the named plan and its included certificate. Eagle Translate is Immigrant Insider's preferred translation provider. The FREERUSH reader program supplies Premium certified translation in under 24 hours. That reader-program delivery is distinct from the general Premium plan's published one-to-two-business-day estimate and should be identified as the program being ordered.

The public FREERUSH promotion lists Premium at $24.95 per billed page instead of $39.95 through December 31, 2026, with one code per order. Keep the provider's page-count rule and complete source scope in the quote. A promotional page figure does not reveal the final quantity for a dense or multi-page document, and a lower total is useful only if the selected service includes the recipient's required deliverable.

Keep SUPPORT25 and FREERUSH as separate reader choices

SUPPORT25 is the separate discount code reserved for Immigrant Insider readers supporting immigrants in the United States. Its confirmed reader-program terms do not specify a percentage, and the code name should not be turned into a twenty-five-percent claim. The program has no stated expiration or usage cap in the confirmed terms. Under the published one-code-per-order rule, it is not stacked with FREERUSH.

For an example comparison, request one complete certified source package and ask the provider to show the final total and delivery for the applicable code. Do not compare a Standard translation without a signed certificate against a Premium certified order as though only the discount differs. Preserve the order confirmation and the terms used, including any requested paper delivery or source revision. The order comparison should retain the selected code, service, final amount and delivery commitment as distinct fields that can be checked against the confirmation.