Review both languages in one professionally formatted contract, with numbering, cross-references, defined terms, and clause structure kept aligned.
The source contract and translation are aligned clause by clause so legal and business teams can compare wording without switching between files.
Defined terms, obligations, amounts, dates, cross-references, and exhibits are reviewed in context and kept consistent throughout the agreement.
The final layout is organized around the contract's practical next step, with editable Word and PDF options available according to the approved scope.
Send the files and explain where the content will be used. Lumina defines the linguistic scope, selects the required expertise, and presents pricing, timing, format, and deliverables. Work begins only after your approval.
Attach the files and receive pricing, timing, scope, and delivery format.
It is one document that places the source-language contract and its translation in parallel columns, making clause-by-clause comparison faster and clearer.
Yes. Numbering, headings, defined terms, cross-references, exhibits, and signature areas are reproduced according to the source file and approved formatting scope.
An editable Word file is ideal. PDF files can also be reviewed, but layout reconstruction may affect the scope, timing, and price.
Yes, when the source format and approved project scope support editable delivery. The proposal confirms the final formats before work begins.
Send the available files and receive a clear proposal with price, timing, and delivery details before you decide.
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