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Unlike some other regulated freelance professions in Germany, translators and interpreters are not bound by any particular official fee schedule. A fixed scale of charges
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Galamaga Translations
c/o Adam Galamaga
117er Ehrenhof 3a
55118 Mainz
Phone (+49) 06131/6064914
E-mail: info@galamaga.eu
Answering machine: Feel free to leave a message after the fourth call signal in case I am out of office. I will call you back as soon as possible.
In most cases translation assignments can be processed via e-mail or by post. If you want to hand me your confidential original documents in person, you can do that easily in my office in Mainz. Please make an appointment beforehand.
In case you prefer sending me your original documents by mail, I encourage you to do this by registered letter (German: “Einschreiben”) due to security concerns.
You can find my office at 117er Ehrenhof in Mainz, building number 3A. The building is located near Kaiserstraße, diagonally across from Christuskirche and directly opposite Rhabanus-Maurus-Gymnasium. It is approximately an 8-10 minute walk to the main train station, and only about 3 minutes to the Rhine riverbank.
Office hours: Monday to Thursday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Please make sure to schedule an appointment in advance!
Alternatively, you can leave your documents, along with your contact details, in the mailbox, which is located at the building’s entrance and is secure.
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