Interpreter and Translation Services in Richmond, VA

Certified Spanish interpreters for Richmond courts, workers' comp hearings, and hospitals. Certified in Virginia. On site with advance booking, or by phone and video the same week.
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Certified for Virginia Courts
In a Virginia courtroom, your interpreter's certification matters. Our court interpreters hold North Carolina certification at the Certified or Master level and are certified in Virginia through reciprocity. You can check any interpreter before the hearing.
Learn how in How Do You Check If a Court Interpreter Is Certified in Virginia?
What We Do in Richmond
Court interpreting: circuit and district court hearings, trials, and attorney meetings. See interpreting services.
Workers' comp interpreting: Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission hearings, IMEs, and recorded statements
Medical interpreting: hospital stays, clinic visits, and telehealth. See healthcare language support.
Document translation: court filings, medical records, and letters. See translation services.
Deposition interpreters: see deposition services in Richmond.
Where We Work in Richmond
Richmond Circuit Court at the John Marshall Courts Building
Federal court at the Spottswood W. Robinson III and Robert R. Merhige, Jr. Federal Courthouse
Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission, which holds hearings in Richmond
Hospitals: VCU Medical Center, Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital, and clinics across the metro
Law offices downtown and in Henrico and Chesterfield
How Richmond Booking Works
For in-person work in Richmond, book a few days ahead so we can plan travel. For short hearings, status calls, and telehealth, a phone or video interpreter can usually join the same week. For an urgent need, call us and we'll tell you right away what we can cover.
Questions From Richmond Clients
Are your interpreters certified in Virginia?
Yes. Our court interpreters are certified in Virginia through reciprocity with their North Carolina certification. Our medical interpreters hold national certification through CCHI or NBCMI.
Do you interpret at Workers' Compensation Commission hearings?
Yes. We interpret at hearings, IMEs, and recorded statements. Send the case type ahead of time so the interpreter arrives ready.
Can you join a Richmond hearing by video?
Yes, when the court allows it. Video works well for short hearings and attorney meetings.
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