0 to 1,000 word document proofreading + editing (2 working days)

Description

Is your document between 0 to 1,000 words?

Note – We have a minimum charge of £14 for documents under 1,000 words. So whether your document is 450 or 890 words it will cost £14.

We have helped over 2,500 customers in 50 countries worldwide with 5,000+ documents

How long does it take?

It will take 2 days from the time the order is received. EXCLUDING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. WE ARE CLOSED WEEKENDS.

If you order before 9am (in the morning) it counts as the first day

If you order after 9am (in the morning) we count from the next day

We will return the document between by email between 5 and 7pm on the return day. If you have NOT received your document after 7pm PLEASE CHECK YOUR SPAM/JUNK folder! Thanks

How to order:

1. Enter your word count to calculate the price.
2. Click “Order now”
3. Upload your document and click “upload and pay now“
4. On the checkout page, enter your details and an order note (if needed) in the “additional information” box
5. Then choose Paypal or Stripe to pay
6. You’re done! A confirmation email will be sent to you.

Submitting to a journal? We can provide a free certificate of editing. Ask for a certificate in the “additional information” box on the checkout page. 

What we check:

We use the Track Changes feature in Microsoft Word so that you will see all of the amendments that we have made. We include one round of editing in the price we quote. Two expert, native English proofreaders will check your work – we are the only UK company that offers this. Our service includes proofreading and editing – other companies charge more for editing.

We add helpful comments to help you improve your writing.

Note: We do not check references (in the reference list) as part of this service nor do we reduce the word count to fit within a certain limit.

Full explanation of what we check: https://londonproofreaders.co.uk/what-we-check/

Our professional editors correct the following:

 Grammar

 Spelling

 Punctuation

 Capitalisation

 Sentence structure

 Word choice

 Academic style

 Academic tone

 Repetition

 Verb tense

 Correct use of UK English