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Business Translation Services

Business translation for contracts, financial statements, proposals and marketing material, handled by linguists who work in your sector and returned in the same file format you sent.

A US company buying translation is usually buying consistency across a set of documents rather than one certificate. We translate the set with a shared glossary, keep the layout, sign an NDA where the file is sensitive, and quote a fixed price per document or per word, from $54.

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    For Business

    What a Business Buyer Needs From a Translation Partner

    The document is one part of the job. The rest is whether the terminology matches last quarter's version, whether the numbers line up, and whether the file comes back usable rather than as a PDF somebody has to retype.

    What the Translation Covers

    • One Glossary: Product names, job titles and defined terms are fixed once and reused across every document in the set, so two files cannot describe the same thing two ways.

    • Formatting Kept: Word, Excel, PowerPoint and InDesign files come back in the same format with tables, styles and headings intact, ready to circulate.

    • Numbers Left Alone: Figures, dates and totals are carried across as recorded. A translator does not restate a balance because the convention differs at the other end.

    • Confidentiality: We sign your NDA where one is required, files move through a secure upload rather than personal email, and access is limited to the linguist and the reviewer.

    Before You Order

    Three details decide whether the quote holds, and all three are cheaper to supply now than to correct later.

    • The Editable Source: A Word or InDesign file rather than a scan, because rebuilding a layout from a picture is charged as design work rather than translation.

    • Where It Is Going: A contract for a US court, a tender for a foreign ministry and a website for customers each need different register, and the quote reflects that.

    • The Deadline You Actually Have: A board date is different from a filing date. We confirm what is achievable before payment rather than after.

    Repeat work is quoted against the existing glossary, which is usually cheaper than the first order.

    Prices are per document and start at $54 — see what a translation costs.

    Streamlined Workflow

    How a Business Order Runs

    One named contact, one glossary, one delivery date. The set is quoted as a set rather than document by document.

    Language Coverage

    Most frequently requested languages we translate

    These are the languages our clients ask for most often, but they are only a fraction of what we cover. We translate 200+ language pairs, so if yours is not listed, just ask.

    View the full language list
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    What our clients say

    Rated 4.9/5 from 314 verified reviews for USCIS submissions, court filings and credential evaluations.

    “The translator noticed the English column disagreed with the Sinhala spelling of my name and noted it, which is exactly what stopped my application being returned.”

    KP

    Kasun P.

    “My certificate was in Bengali script and my marksheet in Meitei Mayek, and the translator showed both spellings before settling on the one my passport uses.”

    NT

    Ningthoujam T.

    “The 0-to-10 marks were explained subject by subject, and the admissions office accepted the translation without a conversion request.”

    HK

    Helga K.

    Knowledge Base

    Frequently asked questions

    DHCTranslations handles commercial translation from our New York base, working to a shared glossary so a set of contracts, reports or proposals reads consistently. Send the editable files with a short brief and the department that will use the output.

    From $54 per document at DHCTranslations, then $0.12 per word into English and $0.14 per word from English into another language once a file passes 400 words. A short letter and a fifty-page report are therefore priced on the same rule, and the quote is fixed before work begins.

    A two-page letter is usually returned by DHCTranslations within a business day. A twenty-page contract takes two to three business days, and a hundred-page set is scheduled with a delivery date per file so nothing arrives as one unmanageable drop.

    Yes, and it is signed before anything is opened. Send your own agreement or ask for ours, and the same terms cover the reviewer as well as the translator, because both read the document in full.

    That is the point of the glossary. Send your terms, a previous translation or a brand guide and we will build the list around it. Where a term is contested, the translator raises it at quote stage rather than choosing silently and leaving you to find it later.

    Both directions, and the rate differs because producing another language takes longer than rendering one into English. A US company sending an employee handbook to a Mexican subsidiary is the outbound case, priced at the higher per-word figure.

    Yes, including pages, email sequences and campaign material, though we translate rather than rewrite. If the target market needs a different argument rather than a different language, that is copywriting, and we will say so instead of quietly inventing claims.

    Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, InDesign and plain text, in the format you supplied. A scan can be translated, but rebuilding a designed layout from an image is quoted as a separate piece of work.

    Both figures are shown. There is a floor of $54 per document so a one-page certificate is not priced at a few dollars, and above 400 words the per-word rate takes over. The quote always states which applies and why.

    Yes. Where a filing needs the translator's signed statement, the translation is produced and certified in one pass rather than translated first and certified afterwards, which is how a set of corporate records reaches a court or an agency without a second review.

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