Who we work with locally
- Manufacturers and food processors — safety procedures, equipment instructions, attendance and points policies, onboarding packets. Safety documents first: those carry the highest cost when they’re misunderstood.
- Schools and districts — enrollment packets, permission slips, IEP paperwork, discipline notices, nurse forms.
- Clinics and health systems — intake forms, discharge instructions, appointment and billing letters.
- Landlords, nonprofits and agencies — leases, benefit notices, program applications.
What you get
- Translation reviewed by a working school-district translator — not raw machine output.
- Your Word document back with tables, checkboxes, blank lines and signature fields exactly where they were.
- Myanmar Unicode output, so text renders correctly on the phones families actually use — no Zawgyi boxes.
- Names, addresses, medications and form codes left in English so documents stay usable at school, work, and the clinic.
Pricing
- $39 per document up to 3 pages, $12/page after
- From $299 for a workplace package (handbook or safety set)
- From $199/month for organizations sending letters weekly
- Rush (next business day) +50% · invoice or card · W-9 on request
One thing worth checking first
Not everyone from Myanmar reads Burmese. Fort Wayne’s community includes many Karen and Chin speakers, and Chin languages use the Latin alphabet rather than Burmese script. Before commissioning a large translation, ask your staff or families which language they read at home — our guide on which language your workers and students speak covers how to ask and what to do with the answer. We’ll tell you honestly if Burmese isn’t the right choice for your audience.