Certified Press Release Translation from $14.90 per Page

Translations Certified provides press release translations from $14.90 per page, depending on the language pair, with rush delivery in 1 to 2 business hours when your announcement can’t wait. Every press release translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization at no extra cost, and orders of up to 5 pages are delivered within 24 business hours. Translations Certified press release translations are prepared for companies, public relations teams, government agencies and nonprofits.

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Press Release Translation Price and Turnaround

Price per pageFrom $14.90, depending on the language pair. One page = one side of the original document, up to 250 words
Certificate of AccuracyIncluded
NotarizationIncluded at no extra cost
Standard deliveryWithin 24 business hours for orders up to 5 pages
Rush delivery1 to 2 business hours, available if needed
Larger ordersDelivery time shown in your instant quote
Digital deliveryPDF by email
Hard copiesAvailable via FedEx if needed
RevisionsIncluded at no cost
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Examples of Translations Certified press release pricing:

  • A 2-page press release translated from English into Spanish costs $29.80.
  • The same 2-page press release translated into Simplified Chinese costs $29.80.
  • A 2-page press release translated into French, German and Japanese costs $119.40 in total.
  • A one-page Spanish press release translated into English costs $14.90.

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When a Certified Press Release Translation Makes a Difference

Most press releases don’t legally require a certified translation, but a signed Certificate of Accuracy documents that every language version says the same thing. That matters in these situations:

  • Financial and regulated announcements: Earnings, mergers and other announcements with figures or legal statements need every language version to match exactly.
  • Crisis communications: Statements about recalls, incidents or legal matters can be scrutinized later, so an accurate record of each version matters.
  • Government agencies and nonprofits: Public announcements reach residents in their own language, and agencies often need a record of what was published.
  • Companies entering new markets: Launch announcements for customers, partners and media in other countries.
  • Multilingual media in the United States: Spanish-language, Chinese-language and other media outlets that reach U.S. communities.
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What a Certified Press Release Translation Includes

  1. A full translation of the press release, including the headline, subheadline, dateline, body, quotes, company boilerplate, media contacts and legal disclaimers.
  2. A signed certification stating that the translation is complete and accurate, and that it was prepared by a translator competent to translate between the two languages.

Every Translations Certified press release translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization at no extra cost.

Common Press Release Translation Problems

  • Quotes or figures changed. A faithful translation keeps every quote, figure, date and percentage exactly as in the original, so all language versions match.
  • Legal disclaimers left out. Forward-looking statements and other disclaimers are part of the release and must be translated in full.
  • Embargo times and time zones. Release times and time zones are kept exactly as written. If you announce in several markets, confirm the time zone before publishing.
  • Names and titles translated inconsistently. Names of people, products and companies are kept as written in the original, so they match your brand everywhere.
  • Translating a draft. Translate the final, approved version, and use rush delivery if the release is approved close to the deadline.

How to Order a Press Release Translation Online

Upload your press release

Upload a Word or PDF file in the online order form, and select each language pair you need.

Get an instant quote

The total price and delivery time appear right away, based on the languages and the number of pages.

Pay online

Complete your order with secure online checkout, with no calls or emails needed.

Translations Certified translates and certifies it

A native linguist translates the full release and keeps it in the same order as the original.

Receive your translation

You get a PDF with the signed Certificate of Accuracy by email, within 24 business hours for orders up to 5 pages, or in 1 to 2 business hours with rush delivery.

Request changes at no cost

If a term or any detail needs to be corrected, Translations Certified revises it free of charge.

Press Release Translation FAQ

A press release translation from Translations Certified costs from $14.90 per page, depending on the language pair, with one page defined as one side of the document, up to 250 words. A 2-page press release translated from English into Spanish costs $29.80, including the signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization.

Usually not. A certified translation adds a signed Certificate of Accuracy, which is useful for financial, regulated or legal announcements and anywhere you need a record that every language version says the same thing.

Translations Certified delivers orders of up to 5 pages within 24 business hours, and rush delivery in 1 to 2 business hours is available for time-sensitive announcements.

Yes. Upload your release and select each language pair you need. The instant quote shows the price for every language before you pay.

No. A faithful translation keeps every quote, figure, date and percentage exactly as in the original, so all language versions match.

Yes. Forward-looking statements and other disclaimers are part of the release, and Translations Certified translates them in full.

Usually not. Translations Certified includes notarization at no extra cost for organizations that need it.

Yes. Translations Certified delivers every press release translation as a PDF with the signed Certificate of Accuracy included, ready for your team to publish or distribute.

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As an international language solutions leader, Translations Certified provides professional translation services to more than 10,000 clients all over the world. Our translations are always culturally appropriate, with fast turnaround to fit even the tightest deadlines. No project is too large, no task is too small for our certified translators. We select the perfect linguist for each job.

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Order Your Press Release Translation Online

Translations Certified translates press releases from $14.90 per page, depending on the language pair, with notarization included and delivery within 24 business hours, or in 1 to 2 business hours with rush delivery.