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COFEPRIS translation, built for first-cycle acceptance.

A focused entry point into what COFEPRIS expects from Spanish clinical trial and registration documentation — and how an Amavita pilot delivers it without oficios that stall your calendar.

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Frequently asked

COFEPRIS translation, quick answers.

What is the COFEPRIS translation requirement for a clinical trial protocol?

COFEPRIS requires the protocol, informed consent form, investigator's brochure, and safety narratives in Spanish, with terminology aligned to Mexican regulatory practice and certified by a perito traductor when the source document is legally binding.

Do I need a perito traductor for COFEPRIS submissions?

For legal instruments (powers of attorney, apostilled documents) and formal certifications, yes. For technical documents like protocols and investigator brochures, translations must be prepared by qualified medical translators and signed off by a certified professional.

How does the Amavita pilot cover COFEPRIS submissions?

A pilot scopes one protocol or dossier for Mexico, delivers an MD-reviewed Spanish package (protocol, ICF, IB summary), and includes a pre-submission QC checklist against current COFEPRIS expectations.

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Share your Mexico protocol or registration dossier. Our team will reach out within 2 business days with a scoped pilot proposal and timeline.