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Translators in Puerto Rico
Updated November 2026
Anyone can buy property in Puerto Rico. It’s a US territory, and a notary (who is a lawyer) signs the deed. You often need a sworn translator for the deed, powers of attorney and your papers.
28translators in Puerto Rico
3speak English
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Alliance Française de Puerto RicoTranslator · San Juan✓ Spanish and French +1Deeds and contractsFull price upfront
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TRADUCOOPTranslator · San Juan✓ Spanish and EnglishFull price upfrontCertified translations
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Colleen T. DwyerTranslator · San JuanFull price upfrontCertified translations
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Jaime Santiago CajigasTranslator · San JuanFull price upfrontCertified translations
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Joan M. Pabón MaxánTranslator · San JuanFull price upfrontCertified translations
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José Carlos Bonilla MartínTranslator · San JuanFull price upfrontCertified translations
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Marcela Otero CostaTranslator · San JuanFull price upfrontCertified translations
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Milagros MarreroTranslator · San JuanFull price upfrontCertified translations
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Juan SegarraTranslator · San JuanFull price upfront
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Red de Intérpretes, Traductores & Asociados (RITA)Translator · San JuanFull price upfront
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Lighthouse TranslationsTranslator · IsabelaEnglish not checked yet
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TransPerfect (San Juan office)Translator · San Juan✓ Spanish and EnglishCertified translations
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Where are you buying?
Isabela1 translatorEnglish not checked yetDorado1 translatorEnglish not checked yetPonce1 translatorEnglish not checked yet
Questions about translators in Puerto Rico
Answers come from what we found on each translator’s own website. Updated November 2026.
The translators
How many translators are there in Puerto Rico?How many translators are there?
We found at least 28 translators in Puerto Rico, on their own websites and in public listings.
Are there English-speaking translators in Puerto Rico?Do they speak English?
Yes, at least 3 translators in Puerto Rico speak English: TRADUCOOP, TransPerfect (San Juan office) and Alliance Française de Puerto Rico.
Do any translators in Puerto Rico speak Portuguese, French, German, Italian or Russian?Do they speak other languages?
Yes, some do. At least 1 translator in Puerto Rico speaks French: Alliance Française de Puerto Rico. We haven’t found a translator in Puerto Rico who speaks Portuguese, German, Italian or Russian so far.
What they do
Which translators in Puerto Rico work with clients abroad?Which translators work with clients abroad?
None yet. So far, we haven’t found a translator in Puerto Rico who says they work with clients abroad.
Which translators in Puerto Rico do urgent jobs (24–48 h)?Which translators do urgent jobs (24–48 h)?
None yet. So far, we haven’t found a translator in Puerto Rico who says they do urgent jobs (24–48 h).
Which translators in Puerto Rico translate deeds and contracts?Which translators translate deeds and contracts?
At least 1 translator in Puerto Rico says on its website that it translates deeds and contracts: Alliance Française de Puerto Rico.
Which translators in Puerto Rico show the full price upfront?Which translators show the full price upfront?
We found at least 10 translators in Puerto Rico that say on their website that they show the full price upfront: TRADUCOOP, Red de Intérpretes, Traductores & Asociados (RITA), Alliance Française de Puerto Rico, José Carlos Bonilla Martín, Joan M. Pabón Maxán and 5 more.
Which translators in Puerto Rico give certified translations?Which translators give certified translations?
There are at least 8 translators in Puerto Rico that say on their website that they give certified translations: TRADUCOOP, TransPerfect (San Juan office), José Carlos Bonilla Martín, Joan M. Pabón Maxán, Jaime Santiago Cajigas and 3 more.
Which translators in Puerto Rico are sworn or official translators?Which translators are sworn or official translators?
At least 3 translators in Puerto Rico say on their website that they are sworn or official translators: Carlos M. Laó-Dávila, Mayra Cardona Durán and Edna Brayfield.
Other pros in Puerto Rico
Are there real estate lawyers in Puerto Rico?Are there lawyers too?
Yes, we found at least 46 real estate lawyers in Puerto Rico. Find them here →
Are there notaries in Puerto Rico?Are there notaries too?
Yes, we found at least 87 notaries in Puerto Rico. Find them here →
Are there property managers in Puerto Rico?Are there managers too?
Yes, we found at least 43 property managers in Puerto Rico. Find them here →
Where are most translators in Puerto Rico?Where are most of them?
Most translators we found in Puerto Rico are in San Juan (22), Guaynabo (2), Isabela (1), Dorado (1) and Trujillo Alto (1). The number is how many translators we found in each place.
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How do I contact a translator in Puerto Rico?How do I contact one?
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