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    Interpreters are available for 240+ languages including American Sign Language (ASL). We can provide you with interpretation service based on your need – whether that’s over the phone (OPI) or remotely via video (VRI).
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    Services

    Over the phone and video remote interpretation services are available and can be provided as soon as 24 hours from registering for a free account. We do not charge setup fees, monthly fees or minimum charges per call. Our fees are only based on the minutes you use each month.

    Consecutive Interpretation

    Consecutive Interpretation

    Consecutive interpretation is when each speaker takes turns and pauses to let the interpreter communicate to the other party in their language. It is commonly used in 1-to-1 or small group settings. Our certified interpreters maintain excellent standards of professionalism and have exceptional interpersonal skills to help facilitate interactions between languages.

    Simultaneous Interpretation

    Simultaneous Interpretation

    Simultaneous interpretation is done by interpreters in an isolated booth who listen to the speaker through a headset and speak the translation into a microphone, which is wirelessly transmitted to headsets worn by audience members. This style of interpretation is generally best for large conferences or meetings where two or more languages are required. This service requires trained interpreters and specialized equipment, and we can connect you with a provider for this service.

    American Sign Language (ASL)

    We create understanding between the deaf and hearing-impaired via American Sign Language (ASL) to individuals in a numerous businesses, organizations, and personal circumstances.

    Sign language interpretation services are available via remote video anywhere in the world.

    Over the Phone (OPI) Interpretation

    Over the Phone (OPI) Interpretation

    Over-the-phone interpretation (OPI) is similar to a 3-way conference call with the interpreter translating between the other 2 parties who speak a different language on the phone. We provide interpretation for 240+ languages allowing you to overcome any language barrier and create understanding. You can sign up for a free on-demand account and have access to an interpreter today!

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    Video Remote Interpretation (VRI)

    Video Remote Interpretation (VRI)

    Video remote interpretation can be done with a group and combines voice and video technologies to communicate while seeing the other person remotely. This interpretation service is ideal for ASL and when communication of body language in addition to verbally by the translator are critical. Video remote interpretation can be done anywhere and on any device with an internet connection, including desktop and laptop computers, tablet devices, and smart phones.

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