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What is a certified translation? In the United States, a certified translation consists of a notarized letter that is signed by the interpreter and attached to the translated text itself. This letter affirms that the translation is a complete and accurate rendering of the original document.
This certification does not necessarily prove that the translation is accurate, or that the interpreter is certified, so it is important to use a reputable company. That is where InterpreCourt comes in.
Many government agencies and most legal, financial, regulatory, and academic institutions require certified translations when submitting foreign-language documents.
Through our services, you will be able to obtain certified translations of the following various legal articles:
Don’t see what you are looking for? Reach out to us today. We are happy to work with you to ensure our services fit your needs. We have a team of licensed professionals ready to help you with your translation requirements.
This is it. You have taken the first informed step into finding the perfect fit for you and your team. Now that you know what resources exist, what do you do now? How do you get started utilizing the best translators in your area? Believe it or not, finding the highest quality in professional interpreters is only a few steps away.
It won’t take long, we promise. Just fill out some basic information about yourself and the court or law firm you represent. Making an account can seem repetitive, but thankfully you’ll only have to do it once.
Now that you are registered, it’s time to schedule an interpreter. With your online account you can manage all interpreter and/or transcription assignments. This can be as one-time appointments or even as multiple ones for slated future dates. You can manage your postings and receive confirmations virtually and paper-free. Through us, everything is streamlined to make at least this part of the legal process as painless as possible.
This step is optional but strongly recommended. Take a few extra moments to attach all court dockets, deposition notices, audio, video files, and/or any other pertinent information your interpreter will need. The more prepared your assigned interpreter is, the more smoothly the process becomes. Our goal is to create less stress for you and your clients.
All your worries end here! Once you have received your confirmation, you can trust that one of our interpreters will be present onsite and/or virtually for your given meeting. By following these steps, you have ensured the best in quality and professionalism when it comes to any legal translations during future court proceedings.
4951 W. 81st Place, 2H
Westminster, CO 80031
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Monday thru Friday, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm MTN
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Why are Licensed Court Interpreters Important?
Interpreters are trained, licensed, and continue their education to make sure the person who is the court participant, whether they are a witness, a juror, a litigant, understands the proceedings fully, as if the individual spoke the English language fluently.
4951 W. 81st Place, 2H
Westminster, CO 80031
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ph: 956.638.6230