Translator Independent Contractor Agreement

This Translator Independent Contractor Agreement and Certification Terms ("Agreement") is between Future Gen Sync LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company doing business as Eagle Translate ("Eagle Translate," "Company," "we," "us," or "our"), and the individual or entity applying for or using an Eagle Translate translator account ("Translator," "you," or "your").

By checking the acceptance box, submitting an application, accepting an assignment, approving or certifying a translation, or using the translator workspace, you agree to this Agreement.

Core responsibility: Your name and approval may appear on a certificate of translation accuracy. You—not Future Gen Sync LLC—are responsible for the truth of your credential and competency statements and for the professional accuracy, completeness, and certification of every translation you approve.

1. Platform Relationship and Assignment Structure

Eagle Translate operates a technology marketplace that receives customer requests, administers orders, collects payment, provides workflow and delivery tools, and connects customers with independent translators. The Company does not itself perform, author, approve, sign, or certify the professional translation.

The Company may offer you individual assignments. You may accept or reject any assignment before acceptance, subject to availability and order requirements. There is no promise of minimum assignments, minimum earnings, continuing work, exclusivity, or renewal.

When you accept an assignment, you enter a direct agreement with the customer to provide the professional translation services described in that order (the "Translation Agreement"). The Translation Agreement consists of the files, language pair, service level, deadline estimate, certification requirement, customer instructions, applicable customer-facing order terms, and deliverables displayed in the translator workspace or otherwise confirmed in writing. You—not the Company—are the professional translation provider, author, reviewer, and certifier under the Translation Agreement.

Your compensation, payout requirements, and platform-administration obligations are governed by the assignment-specific compensation and instructions displayed in the translator workspace or otherwise confirmed in writing ("Assignment Terms") together with this Agreement. You appoint the Company as your limited payment-collection agent for customer order payments and authorize it to administer charges, refunds, chargebacks, platform amounts, and contractor payouts under the applicable policies and Assignment Terms. This limited collection and administrative agency does not create general agency, employment, partnership, joint venture, fiduciary status, or authority for either party to bind the other.

If Assignment Terms conflict with this Agreement, the Assignment Terms control only for that assignment and only to the extent they expressly identify the conflict.

2. Credential and Application Representations

You represent, warrant, and certify that all application and profile information is truthful, current, complete, and not misleading, including:

• your legal name;
• email and contact information;
• ATA membership or certification number;
• the type, scope, issuing organization, status, and expiration of each credential;
• language pairs and translation direction;
• years of experience, specialties, training, and work history;
• authority to work and provide services from your location;
• business, tax, insurance, and registration information; and
• availability and ability to meet accepted deadlines.

You may not use another person's credential or imply that an ATA membership number is an ATA certification when it is not. You may not claim certification for a language pair, direction, specialization, or document type beyond the actual scope of your credential or demonstrated competence.

You authorize the Company to contact a credentialing organization, search its professional directory, review public records, or request supporting information to verify a credential. Verification is for platform administration and does not shift responsibility to the Company. You remain solely responsible for the accuracy and continuing validity of every representation, even if we reviewed or previously accepted it.

You must notify support@eagletranslate.com immediately, and before accepting further assignments, if a credential expires, is suspended, restricted, challenged, revoked, or no longer covers your work, or if any application statement becomes inaccurate.

Material credential misrepresentation is grounds for immediate rejection or termination, nonpayment for nonconforming work to the extent permitted by law, indemnification, preservation of records, notice to affected customers or recipients when appropriate, and referral to the issuing organization or authorities when legally permitted or required.

3. Competency and Assignment Acceptance

Before accepting an assignment, you must personally determine that:

1. you can read and understand the source document;
2. you are professionally competent in the exact source-to-target language direction;
3. you understand the subject matter and document type or can lawfully and competently resolve terminology;
4. you can accurately handle names, dates, numbers, seals, stamps, handwriting, formatting, and other material elements;
5. the source is sufficiently legible to translate or you will promptly identify every illegible portion;
6. you have the equipment, secure environment, and availability needed to perform the work; and
7. you can meet the Assignment Terms without undisclosed subcontracting or unapproved tools.

If any requirement is not met, decline the assignment. After acceptance, promptly notify the Company of an unexpected competency, conflict, legibility, security, scope, or deadline issue. Do not guess, conceal uncertainty, or certify work you cannot defend as complete and accurate.

4. Professional Translation and Review Standard

You will perform each assignment with the care, skill, diligence, and professional judgment reasonably expected of a qualified translator for the language pair and document type.

The platform may provide a prepared draft, terminology aid, template, optical-character-recognition output, machine-assisted text, or prior translation. Such material is only a tool. It does not replace your professional work and does not reduce your responsibility.

Before approval, you must personally:

• compare the complete source document with the complete final translation;
• correct mistranslations, omissions, additions, hallucinations, formatting errors, and terminology errors;
• verify names, dates, numbers, currencies, addresses, identification numbers, headings, tables, stamps, seals, signatures, and handwritten text;
• clearly mark illegible, obscured, struck-through, blank, or nontextual material using appropriate translation conventions;
• ensure that no source content is silently omitted or materially altered;
• confirm that translator notes are accurate, neutral, and necessary;
• review the final rendered deliverable when available; and
• approve only a version you are prepared to certify under your own name.

You may not merely spot-check, rubber-stamp, or rely on a prepared draft. A recorded approval represents that you completed the required professional review.

5. Certification Responsibility

For a certified assignment, you agree to sign, electronically approve, or authorize a certificate only when you can truthfully state that:

1. you are competent to translate from the stated source language into the stated target language;
2. you personally translated or thoroughly reviewed and corrected the complete work;
3. the translation is complete and accurate to the best of your professional knowledge and ability; and
4. the certificate accurately states your name, role, credential, language pair, and other material facts.

You are the certifying translator for every translation approved under your account. Your account, name, signature, credential, or approval may not be shared, delegated, pre-signed, or used by another person.

A translation certificate addresses the translation only. It does not authenticate the source document or certify that the source is true, legally valid, unaltered, admissible, or lawfully obtained. Do not state or imply otherwise.

The customer is solely responsible for the authenticity, truth, accuracy, completeness, legality, and intended use of the source document. Neither you nor the Company is required to authenticate it. However, you must promptly flag a material discrepancy, apparent alteration, internal inconsistency, illegible content, prohibited instruction, or suspected misuse that affects your ability to translate or certify accurately. Do not investigate the customer or make accusations directly to the customer unless the Company authorizes the communication.

6. No Legal Advice or Unauthorized Practice

You provide translation services, not legal, immigration, medical, tax, academic, licensing, or other professional advice. Unless separately licensed and expressly authorized in writing for a specific service, you may not:

• advise a customer which document to file;
• predict an agency, court, school, employer, or recipient decision;
• complete legal forms based on your own judgment;
• alter content to improve a case or outcome;
• contact a recipient as the customer's representative; or
• state that a document or translation is legally sufficient or guaranteed to be accepted.

You may identify a translation issue, request linguistic context, or explain a translation choice through approved channels.

7. Customer and Recipient Communications

Use only Company-approved communication channels for assignment-related communications. Be accurate, professional, respectful, and limited to information necessary for the work.

You may not:

• request or accept payment directly from an Eagle Translate customer for platform work;
• move an assignment or customer relationship off-platform;
• disclose personal contact information unless authorized;
• make promises, refunds, admissions, or legal commitments on behalf of the Company;
• disparage a customer, recipient, translator, or the Company; or
• use customer information to market unrelated services.

You have no authority to bind Future Gen Sync LLC or speak as its employee or agent.

8. Corrections, Revisions, and Quality Review

You must promptly and without additional compensation correct a material error, omission, or certification defect in your work when the source and original instructions have not changed.

The Company may route a quality concern to you or another qualified translator, compare the work against the source, and communicate findings to the customer. You will cooperate in good faith and provide a concise explanation when requested.

The Company may require rework, reject nonconforming work, reassign an order, issue a customer refund, or suspend assignments. Administrative quality review does not make the Company the author or certifier of your work and does not relieve you of responsibility.

A reasonable professional difference in style or terminology will be evaluated in context. Repeated errors, missed content, uncorrected draft output, false approvals, or failure to follow certification requirements may result in removal from the platform.

9. Deadlines and Availability

Do not accept an assignment unless you reasonably expect to meet its deadline. Notify the Company immediately if a delay becomes likely. Delivery estimates may be communicated to customers, but you may not guarantee a result or deadline beyond the Assignment Terms.

Time is important for official documents. You are responsible for foreseeable scheduling conflicts, adequate review time, and maintaining reasonable backup plans for equipment or connectivity. The Company may reassign late or at-risk work.

10. Compensation and Commission

Your compensation is the freelance fee or commission displayed in the translator workspace or otherwise confirmed in the Assignment Terms. You may accept or decline the offered amount before accepting the assignment.

Unless the Assignment Terms state otherwise, compensation becomes payable after timely delivery, required approval or certification, and reasonable confirmation that the work materially conforms to the source and instructions. Payment timing and method may depend on the payout provider, tax documentation, fraud review, and any stated hold period.

You are not entitled to customer payments, tips, Company revenue, platform fees, equity, benefits, expense reimbursement, or compensation other than the accepted Assignment Terms.

To the extent permitted by law and after reasonable notice, the Company may withhold a genuinely disputed portion while investigating, offset a documented overpayment, or reduce compensation for an unperformed or materially nonconforming portion. The Company will not make a deduction prohibited by applicable law.

If a customer refund, chargeback, retranslation, penalty, or third-party claim results directly from your material translation error, false certification, credential misrepresentation, confidentiality breach, unauthorized tool use, missed accepted deadline, or other material breach, you are responsible for the resulting direct loss to the extent established and permitted by law. We may seek reimbursement or offset against future undisputed contractor payments after providing a description of the basis, subject to any nonwaivable right.

11. Independent Contractor Relationship

You are an independent contractor and independent business, not an employee of Future Gen Sync LLC. Nothing in this Agreement creates employment, partnership, joint venture, franchise, agency, fiduciary, or co-employment.

Consistent with that relationship:

• you decide whether to apply, remain available, and accept each offered assignment;
• you may provide translation services to others and operate your own independent business;
• subject to Section 15, you may propose and use an independently qualified substitute rather than personally performing an accepted assignment;
• you control the manner, means, time, and place of performing accepted work, subject to the required deliverable, professional standard, security rules, customer instructions, and deadline;
• you ordinarily work from your own place of business using your own equipment, software, internet connection, supplies, and professional resources;
• you are responsible for your business expenses, licenses, registrations, records, taxes, and insurance;
• no uniform, work schedule, office attendance, exclusivity, or minimum hours are required; and
• you have no authority to hire, fire, supervise, or direct Company personnel.

The parties intend to operate consistently with lawful independent-contractor status by contract and in fact, not merely use that label. You represent that you hold your services out to the public as a self-employed professional or independent business, maintain an independently established translation business, bear the costs of your place of business and equipment, maintain separate business income and expense records, and obtain the tax accounts, business registrations, permits, and insurance required where you perform services.

You must promptly notify us if the actual relationship materially differs from this section. No contractual label waives or overrides a worker right, tax rule, or classification standard that applicable law makes nonwaivable.

12. Taxes, Registrations, Benefits, and Insurance

You are solely responsible for:

• federal, state, local, and foreign income, self-employment, gross-receipts, value-added, payroll, and other taxes arising from your compensation;
• required tax returns, estimated payments, invoices, registrations, permits, and business records;
• work authorization and compliance in every jurisdiction where you perform services;
• health, disability, unemployment, workers' compensation, professional-liability, cyber, and other insurance appropriate to your business; and
• retirement, leave, equipment, internet, training, and other benefits or expenses.

You are not eligible for Company employee wages, overtime, paid sick leave, vacation, retirement, unemployment benefits, workers' compensation coverage, health insurance, or other employee benefits, except if a government authority finally determines that a nonwaivable law requires otherwise.

The Company may report payments and request tax forms or documentation as required by law.

13. Confidentiality

"Confidential Information" includes every customer source document, translation, instruction, identity, order, price, communication, credential-review record, Company workflow, template, software feature, business information, security information, and other nonpublic information you access through the Service.

You will:

1. use Confidential Information only to perform an authorized assignment;
2. disclose it only to Company personnel or a substitute authorized under Section 15, and only through approved channels;
3. protect it using at least reasonable care and no less care than you use for similarly sensitive information;
4. access only the orders assigned to you;
5. not discuss, publish, demonstrate, teach from, sell, train on, or include it in a portfolio;
6. not contact a person identified in a document except through authorized order channels; and
7. return or securely delete it when the assignment ends or the Company instructs.

Confidentiality obligations do not apply to information you can document was lawfully public without your breach, already lawfully known without confidentiality duty, independently developed without Confidential Information, or lawfully received from a third party without duty.

If law requires disclosure, notify the Company in advance when legally permitted, disclose only what is required, and reasonably cooperate in seeking protection.

These obligations survive termination indefinitely for trade secrets and for as long as other information remains confidential.

14. Data Security Requirements

You must maintain safeguards appropriate for legal, identity, immigration, academic, financial, medical, and other sensitive documents, including:

• a supported, updated operating system and browser;
• device screen lock and account password protection;
• anti-malware or equivalent platform security controls;
• encrypted device storage where reasonably available;
• a private workspace and trusted network;
• unique credentials and multi-factor authentication when offered;
• no credential sharing;
• no use of public or shared computers;
• no unnecessary printing or local copying; and
• secure deletion of temporary files.

You may use only Company-approved tools and workflows for customer content. Without prior written authorization, you may not upload or paste customer content into a public, consumer, or third-party artificial-intelligence model, machine-translation tool, optical-character-recognition service, cloud drive, email account, chat tool, collaboration platform, or terminology service.

If the platform supplies a draft or approved tool, you remain responsible for reviewing and correcting its entire output.

Report an actual or suspected loss, misdelivery, malware event, credential compromise, unauthorized access, or disclosure to support@eagletranslate.com immediately and no later than 12 hours after discovery. Preserve evidence, follow containment instructions, and do not notify the customer, recipient, press, or public unless the Company authorizes it or law requires it.

15. Qualified Substitution; No Unauthorized Delegation

As an independent business, you may propose a substitute translator for an accepted assignment. A substitute must be independently established, legally authorized to work, professionally competent for the exact language direction and document type, qualified for any required certification, free of conflicts, and capable of meeting the Assignment Terms. Before receiving any customer content, the substitute must accept this Agreement through a separate account and satisfy the Company's objective credential, confidentiality, security, and customer-requirement checks.

The Company may reject a proposed substitute who does not satisfy those objective requirements, whose use would violate a customer instruction or law, or whose involvement would create a security, confidentiality, quality, conflict, or deadline risk. If an eligible substitute accepts the reassigned work, the substitute becomes directly responsible for the work the substitute performs and must approve and certify it under the substitute's own name. You remain responsible for any unauthorized disclosure, misrepresentation, or breach occurring before reassignment and for accurately coordinating the proposed substitution.

Except through this qualified-substitution process, you may not secretly subcontract, delegate, share, crowdsource, permit account sharing, or allow another person to view or perform any part of an assignment. Your account credentials, electronic signature, certificate, and approval may never be shared or delegated, and you may never certify work you did not personally perform or completely review and correct.

16. Conflicts, Ethics, and Legal Compliance

Before accepting an assignment, disclose any actual conflict of interest that could impair impartial work. Decline work when professional rules, law, confidentiality duties, or personal interests prevent competent and neutral performance.

You will comply with applicable anti-bribery, sanctions, export-control, privacy, consumer-protection, intellectual-property, discrimination, and professional-conduct laws. You will not knowingly assist fraud, document fabrication, evidence tampering, identity theft, unlawful immigration services, or unauthorized practice of law.

You may pause and report an assignment if instructions request a false translation, undisclosed omission, deceptive alteration, or misuse. The Company may preserve and disclose records where law permits or requires.

17. Work Product and Intellectual Property

Subject to payment of compensation due, all assignment-specific translations, corrections, certification text, formatting, glossaries created specifically for the order, and other deliverables ("Work Product") are specially commissioned for the Company and customer.

To the extent permitted by law, Work Product is work made for hire for the Company. To the extent it is not work made for hire, you hereby irrevocably assign to the Company all worldwide right, title, and interest in the Work Product, including copyright and all rights to use, reproduce, modify, distribute, transmit, display, license, and transfer it. The Company may transfer or license those rights to the customer.

You waive and agree not to assert moral rights or similar rights in Work Product to the extent waivable. You will sign further documents reasonably needed to confirm ownership.

You retain ownership of your preexisting tools, general linguistic knowledge, and materials identified in writing before use. You grant the Company and customer a perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free license to any such material embedded in Work Product as necessary to use the deliverable.

Company software, templates, certificate designs, customer lists, workflows, and nonpublic materials remain Company property. Customer source documents remain the property of their owners.

18. Records and Audit Cooperation

You will maintain records reasonably sufficient to support credential status, accepted Assignment Terms, professional review, tax and business status, and compliance with this Agreement.

On reasonable request, you will provide current credential evidence, tax or business forms required for payment, security confirmations, and information necessary to investigate a specific quality, confidentiality, fraud, or certification concern.

Any audit will be reasonably scoped to the issue and will not require disclosure of unrelated customer confidential information or privileged material.

19. Representations and Warranties

You represent and warrant that:

1. you have authority to enter this Agreement;
2. your services and Work Product will comply with this Agreement and Assignment Terms;
3. each approved translation will be complete and accurate to the best of your professional knowledge and ability;
4. no Work Product will knowingly infringe another person's rights;
5. you will not introduce malware or unauthorized content;
6. you are not subject to an obligation that conflicts with this Agreement;
7. you will comply with applicable law and professional standards; and
8. you will not make a false or misleading certification.

You acknowledge that the Company and customers reasonably rely on these representations when assigning, paying for, delivering, and using your work.

20. Translator Indemnification

To the maximum extent permitted by law, you will defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Future Gen Sync LLC and its members, managers, officers, employees, affiliates, customers, and service providers from third-party claims, investigations, penalties, losses, liabilities, damages, judgments, recalls, retranslation costs, refunds, and reasonable attorneys' fees arising out of or relating to:

• your material translation error, omission, false approval, or false certification;
• false, expired, borrowed, or misleading credential or competency information;
• your breach of confidentiality, privacy, or security obligations;
• unauthorized subcontracting, tool use, storage, disclosure, or customer contact;
• infringement caused by material you introduced into Work Product;
• your violation of law, professional duty, or another person's rights;
• your taxes, business registrations, personnel, or equipment; or
• a claim arising from your representation that you are an independent business, except to the extent caused by the Company's conduct or prohibited by law.

The Company may control the defense and settlement of an indemnified claim. You may participate with your own counsel at your expense. You may not settle in a way that admits fault by, imposes duties on, or uses the name of an indemnified party without written consent.

This section does not require indemnification for the Company's fraud, willful misconduct, or responsibility that applicable law does not permit it to shift.

21. Company Disclaimers and Limitation of Liability

The platform, assignment offers, tools, drafts, templates, and translator workspace are provided "as is" and "as available." The Company does not guarantee any assignment volume, income, customer behavior, uninterrupted access, draft accuracy, payment-processor availability, or particular business outcome.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company will not be liable to you for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages, lost profits, lost opportunity, lost data, or replacement costs arising from the Agreement or platform.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, the Company's total aggregate liability to you arising from this Agreement will not exceed the undisputed compensation paid or payable to you for assignments during the six months before the event giving rise to the claim or USD $500, whichever is greater.

These limits do not apply to payment of undisputed earned compensation or liability that applicable law does not permit the Company to limit.

22. Term, Suspension, and Termination

This Agreement begins when you first accept it and continues until terminated.

You may stop accepting assignments and terminate the Agreement by written notice after completing accepted assignments and returning or deleting Confidential Information.

The Company may suspend offers or platform access at any time. The Company may terminate immediately for:

• credential or competency misrepresentation;
• material translation error or false certification;
• confidentiality, privacy, or security breach;
• unauthorized subcontracting or tool use;
• fraud, unlawful activity, harassment, or customer diversion;
• repeated lateness or nonperformance;
• failure to cooperate with a material investigation; or
• another material breach.

Termination does not affect rights or obligations accrued before termination. Sections concerning compensation disputes, confidentiality, security incidents, intellectual property, records, warranties, indemnity, liability, disputes, and general terms survive.

23. Informal Dispute Resolution

Before arbitration or litigation, the claimant must email support@eagletranslate.com with a written description of the dispute, relevant assignments, requested relief, and contact information. The parties will attempt in good faith to resolve the dispute for 30 days after receipt.

Nothing prevents you from communicating with, filing a charge or claim with, or participating in an investigation by a government labor, tax, civil-rights, law-enforcement, or regulatory agency. The Company will not retaliate for protected activity.

24. Binding Arbitration and Individual-Action Requirement

PLEASE READ THIS SECTION CAREFULLY. IT AFFECTS THE RIGHT TO GO TO COURT.

Except for an individual small-claims action, a request for temporary injunctive relief to protect Confidential Information or intellectual property, a claim for undisputed earned compensation that law permits to be pursued elsewhere, or a matter that applicable law makes non-arbitrable, disputes arising from this Agreement or the relationship will be resolved by binding individual arbitration.

The Federal Arbitration Act governs this arbitration agreement. To the extent state arbitration law applies and is not preempted, the Wyoming Uniform Arbitration Act, W.S. 1-36-101 through 1-36-119, applies. Arbitration will be administered by the American Arbitration Association under the rules it determines applicable to the dispute. Proceedings may occur by video, telephone, documents-only procedure, or, if an in-person hearing is required, in Sheridan County, Wyoming, as the rules and arbitrator permit. The Company will pay fees it is required to pay by applicable law or the governing rules.

The arbitrator may award any individual remedy available in court but may not combine claims or preside over a class, collective, consolidated, mass, private-attorney-general, or representative proceeding except where applicable law does not permit that restriction.

You and the Company waive trial by jury and agree to bring covered claims only in an individual capacity.

If a final decision holds the class or collective waiver unenforceable for a particular claim or remedy, that claim or remedy will proceed in court after arbitrable matters are completed.

You may opt out by emailing support@eagletranslate.com within 30 days after first accepting this Agreement. Include your full name, translator-account email, and a clear statement that you opt out of arbitration. Opting out will not affect assignment eligibility.

This section does not prevent either party from seeking agency relief or exercising a right that cannot lawfully be waived.

25. Wyoming Law and Venue

This Agreement and any non-arbitrable dispute are governed by Wyoming law, without regard to conflict-of-law rules, except that the Federal Arbitration Act governs arbitration as stated above.

Subject to Section 24 and any mandatory worker-protection forum, any non-arbitrable action must be brought exclusively in the state courts located in Sheridan County, Wyoming, or the United States District Court for the District of Wyoming if it has subject-matter jurisdiction. Each party consents to personal jurisdiction and venue in those courts.

26. Electronic Acceptance, Signature, and Records

You consent to electronic contracting and communications. Your application submission, checkbox, typed name, account action, assignment acceptance, translation approval, certificate authorization, or other electronic act is intended as your electronic signature and may be attributed to you.

Electronic records, electronic contracts, and electronic signatures may have legal effect under the Wyoming Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, W.S. 40-21-101 through 40-21-119, including W.S. 40-21-107, and other applicable law. The Company may retain records of the version accepted, date and time, account, IP address, Assignment Terms, approvals, and certification actions.

You must maintain accurate contact information and protect your account from unauthorized use. Immediately report suspected misuse.

27. Changes

We may update this Agreement prospectively. Material changes will be posted with a new effective date and, when appropriate, presented for renewed electronic acceptance. Changes do not alter an already accepted assignment unless the parties agree or law requires.

28. General Terms

This Agreement and accepted Assignment Terms are the entire agreement concerning your marketplace and contractor relationship with the Company and supersede prior communications on that subject. Each accepted Translation Agreement separately governs your professional translation obligations to the applicable customer.

If a provision is unenforceable, it will be enforced to the maximum lawful extent and the remainder will remain effective. Failure to enforce is not a waiver. You may not assign this Agreement or an assignment without written consent. The Company may assign this Agreement in connection with a merger, financing, reorganization, sale of assets, or by operation of law.

The applicable customer is a direct party to each Translation Agreement and may enforce your order-specific duties concerning competency, translation accuracy, professional review, correction, confidentiality, and certification. No other person is a third-party beneficiary except that Company indemnified parties may enforce Section 20. Headings are for convenience. "Including" means "including without limitation."

29. Required Registration Attestation

The translator registration form should require an unchecked box linked to this Agreement with substantially the following text:

I have read and agree to the Translator Independent Contractor Agreement and Certification Terms. I certify that my name, ATA or other credential information, experience, language pairs, and competency statements are true and current. I understand that I am an independent contractor, not an employee or agent of Future Gen Sync LLC; I may accept or reject assignments; and I am responsible for my taxes, business obligations, security, and professional work. For every translation I approve or certify, I will personally review the complete source and final translation and accept responsibility for its completeness and accuracy. I understand that a translation certificate does not authenticate the customer's source document.

The form should separately require an unchecked certification box with substantially the following text:

I certify that I am currently qualified and legally permitted to provide the language services listed in my application, and I authorize Eagle Translate to verify my professional credential with the issuing organization. I will notify Eagle Translate immediately if any credential or competency statement changes.

Acceptance must be recorded with the Agreement version, timestamp, translator account, and available technical attribution data.

30. Contact

Future Gen Sync LLC d/b/a Eagle Translate | Wyoming Filing ID: 2025-001761422
Principal Office: 30 N Gould St #45840, Sheridan, WY 82801, USA
Email: support@eagletranslate.com | Contact Form: https://eagletranslate.com/contact