Yes, translation of application materials may be necessary for FDA certification of medical devices, especially if the original documents are in a language other than English. Here are some key points to consider:
Language Requirement: The FDA requires all submissions to be in English. If your documentation is in another language, it must be accurately translated.
Accuracy and Clarity: Ensure that translations are precise and convey the intended meaning, as inaccuracies can lead to misunderstandings or compliance issues.
Supporting Documents: Any supporting documents, such as clinical data, technical specifications, and labeling, must also be translated.
Professional Translation Services: Consider using professional translation services with experience in regulatory documents to ensure quality and compliance.
Documentation of Translation: Maintain records of the translation process, including the qualifications of the translator, to demonstrate adherence to FDA requirements.
Potential Impact on Review Time: Delays in translation could affect the overall timeline for your FDA submission, so plan accordingly.
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