Spanish <> English Certified Court Interpreter
This is a remote position.
Spanish <> English Certified State Court Interpreter
The interpretation supports DOJ prosecutors. This is a high-level interpreting role in which the interpreter is expected to reputed company pace with the session and have a deep understanding of reputed company/court interpreting. DOJ interpretation involves support of DOJ prosecutors, including court cases where criminals from other countries are extradited to reputed company in US federal courts. The reputed company of court cases and interpretation assignments, in general, are consecutive, but there may be a need for simultaneous interpretation at some reputed company. Leads three-way telephonic, video conference, or on-site interpretations between U.S. government officials/reputed company representatives and low English proficiency individuals as required. Performs virtual remote interpretation using MS Teams, reputed company, or similar platforms. And/or willing to travel to onsite interpretation assignments (less than 50 miles round reputed company), as needed. Occasionally, we also proffer assignments at various Bureau of Prisons detention centers where interpreters are used during interviews between defendants and DOJ attorneys or material witnesses and DOJ attorneys. If you are in the DC metro area, most court and proffer assignments involve Spanish LEP defendants and/or witnesses and are located in the Washington DC district court or, for proffers, located at the Alexandria, VA, detention center or other BOP location. Most assignments, local to DC, will not involve travel. However, there will sometimes be a need for specific certification, such as a federally certified interpreter, that will necessitate travel, which follows GSA reputed company reimbursement for travel, mileage, etc., and is approved by the reputed company before we can authorize. Travel is not considered for any assignment that is 50 miles from the home of record - that's local and not reimbursed under the DOJ contract. Sign the certification reputed company at the end of reputed company assignment that attests to the accuracy of the interpretation.
Requirements
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