Puentelex produces certificate-ready exports built for USCIS-style certification workflows: a complete, accurate translation plus a signed translator certificate page naming the human reviewer. Acceptance always rests with the receiving agency, but the format follows the conventions certified translators use for USCIS submissions every day.

No. The AI accelerates the draft; the human certifies. Every block passes through your review, and the certificate page names you, the reviewer, as the responsible party. Puentelex never issues an "instant certified translation."

One page = one source page, counted once at upload. Reviewing, editing, re-processing, and re-exporting in any format never consume additional pages. You see the page estimate per file before the draft runs.

Annual plans convert twelve months of allowance into a single bank — 120 pages on Basic, 480 on Pro — that you draw down whenever the work arrives. Heavy month, light month: the bank doesn't care, and unused monthly rollover anxiety disappears.

Documents are encrypted at rest and in transit, and source files are never used to train models. Deleting a job removes it from the workspace.

Not yet — glossary and TM import (TBX, TMX, CSV) is on the roadmap. Today, drafts apply standard certified-document renderings — "acta de nacimiento → birth certificate" — and every term remains yours to adjust and confirm in review.