Language Versions and Certificate Information
GSQA-LNG-001
Eight languages and corresponding records
English, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean explain purpose, standards research, rules, applications and verification. Each language corresponds to the same actual record, model, named market, evidence, period and status. The programme addresses mainstream markets worldwide; eight languages or eight research groups are not a closed eligibility list.
Unchanged technical fields
The eight document languages share standard identifiers, models, values, units, report references and status. A language change cannot create a different finding. Arabic reading direction is handled while models and numbers remain accurate.
Accurate language availability
Download options list only languages actually generated and checked. Document language and site-interface language are distinguished. A link returning Chinese must not be presented as a complete foreign-language website.
Language corrections and history
Language discrepancies are checked against the original evidence. Corrected records and certificates retain their relationship to earlier versions. Automatic translation must not override technical conflicts. Current validity is determined by the current public record.
English as the verification-document language
Original reports, translations, notarisation and authentication documents must correspond to the same number and version. Certificates or public explanations in other languages do not replace complete English-language testing evidence.
Corresponding language material
English, Spanish, French, German, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Korean material shares the corresponding record and fields. Standards identifiers, models, measured values, units, citations and legal scope do not change with language. Only generated and checked material is listed as available; a link returning another language is not a complete version.
Document and interface languages
Site pages retain the selected language. Switching should preserve the current content, search parameters and position wherever possible. All eight languages share standard identifiers, models, values, units and report references; translation must not alter a finding. Official laws, standards and original test documents retain their source language with explicit attribution. Download languages reflect the files actually generated.
Preserving the original basis when correcting
Technical differences between language versions are checked against the original material and corrected. Arabic follows its reading direction while models, URLs and units retain their correct order.
Default and reader choice
Initial access defaults to English. Network-edge country information may suggest a local language in that language, switching only after confirmation. Manual choice takes priority and preferences are stored for 180 days. Corresponding content, searches and location are retained where possible. Language does not add the IP location to award scope or confirm local compliance.
Differences and acceptance records
Legal acceptance records the actual language, edition and content shown. An English default does not imply acceptance of English, nor can a later translation replace an earlier event. Technical differences are corrected against source evidence and the formal decision, linking affected pages, downloads or certificates. English review work does not make English automatically override every legal text.