Remove your details from the directory
If you are a sworn translator or interpreter and do not want to appear here, tell us and we will remove you. You do not have to justify it.
Where this data comes from
From the official register of sworn translators and interpreters published by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It is a public register, which is why we may republish it. Its being public does not remove your right to object to us republishing it.
Removing you from here does not remove you from the Ministry’s register, which we do not control and which remains the official source. For that you would need to contact them directly.
What we do with your request
- We check the request comes from the person named in the listing. The register publishes your contact details, so writing from them is usually enough.
- We remove you from the directory, the search, the per-language and per-province pages and the counts, all at once.
- We confirm by email once it is done.
The pages regenerate when we deploy the change. Search engines such as Google may take longer to stop showing a cached copy; if that happens, tell us and we will deal with it.
Ask here
Include your name as it appears in the directory and, if you know it, your sworn translator number (T.I.J.). That identifies you unambiguously.
You do not need to give us any personal data beyond what is already published.
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