All content is published in English and is then progressively translated into the rest of the EU languages in which the website is published. 

We strive to provide translations in all the official EU languages as quickly as possible. Each new language version is published on the Website as soon as it becomes available. 

The Translation Centre for the bodies of the EU provides translations of the Website’s key content, that is to say: 

• landing page titles and corresponding short descriptions;
• the Legal Notice section;
• the Data Protection section;
• the About us section;
• questions and answers included in the Discover Guides in the Discover section;
• tabs and filters. 

The remaining content is translated with the support of machine translation technology, including, among others: 

• downloadable Discover Guide Reports;
• the Connect section with the visualisation map;
• the Training and Tools sections;
• the Events and News sections;
• the Articles, Success Stories and How to sections;
• the Testimonials and Partners sections. 

All reasonable efforts have been made to provide an accurate translation. Please use the English version as a reference text.

To select the language in which you want the Website to be displayed, use the drop-down menu at the top right-hand corner.

Any communication related to the Intellectual Property Support for Small Businesses website can be sent to us either by email or the ‘Contact’ form on the Website. It can be in any of the 24 official EU languages. The Office will reply in one of the five working languages of the Office (i.e. English, French, German, Italian or Spanish) pursuant to Article 146(2) of Regulation (EU) 2017/1001 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 June 2017 on the European Union trade mark.

The EUIPO reserves the right to amend the present Policy at any time. Any change to the Policy will be duly reflected on this page.

• EUIPO Language Policy.
• EU Commission language section.
• European Union language policy fact sheet.