YourCulture can provide experienced, qualified court interpreters. All of the interpreters that YourCulture provide for use in courtrooms are DPSI qualified, meeting the legal requirements for translators in courts.
Court interpreting can take the form of consecutive interpreting or simultaneous interpreting. Interpreters can be used to translate witness statements, or the entire court proceeding.
Court interpreters are is vital for ensuring a fair legal process for non-native speakers. The right to a qualified, experienced interpreter for anyone who does not understand the native language of the court, particularly in a criminal trial, is a fundamental rule of justice.
Court interpreting is a very important role and one that must be taken seriously when researching and booking an interpreter – If the interpreter makes a mistake during the court hearing it can make the difference between proving innocence and guilt! This is why YourCulture only provide qualified interpreters who have experience within courts, understand the legal process and the terms and phrases used in courtrooms.
YourCulture can provide qualified court interpreters for the following types of court cases:
– Family Law Interpreters
– Civil Law Interpreters
– Criminal Law Interpreters
– Immigration Law Interpreters
– Personal Injury Law Interpreters
With experienced, native linguists in over 200 languages we are certain YourCulture can meet your court interpreting needs. For more information about our specific court interpreting services or if you want to talk through your requirements then call +44 (0)203 951 0045.
A example of some of the languages we can provide court interpreters for is listed below – If the language you need is not listed then please still call +44 (0)203 951 0045
| Afrikaans Interpreters |
| Albanian Interpreters |
| Aymara Interpreters |
| Amharic Interpreters |
| Armenian Interpreters |
| Arabic Interpreters |
| Azeri Interpreters |
| Basque Interpreters |
| Bulgarian Interpreters |
| Burmese Interpreters |
| Bosnian Interpreters |
| Belarusian Interpreters |
| Berber Interpreters |
| Bengali Interpreters |
| Bashkir Interpreters |
| Bantu Interpreters |
| Catalan Interpreters |
| Czech Interpreters |
| Chinese Interpreters |
| Croatian Interpreters |
| Creole Interpreters |
| Corsican Interpreters |
| Danish Interpreters |
| Dutch Interpreters |
| Dari Interpreters |
| Dinka Interpreters |
| Estonian Interpreters |
| Ewe Interpreters |
| English Interpreters |
| Eskimo Interpreters |
| French Interpreters |
| Finnish Interpreters |
| Farsi Interpreters |
| Fijian Interpreters |
| Flemish Interpreters |
| Fang Interpreters |
| Faroese Interpreters |
| Fulani Interpreters |
| German Interpreters |
| Greek Interpreters |
| Gujarati Interpreters |
| Georgian Interpreters |
| Gaelic Interpreters |
| Hungarian Interpreters |
| Hebrew Interpreters |
| Herero Interpreters |
| Hawaiian Interpreters |
| Hausa Interpreters |
| Hindi Interpreters |
| Hmong Interpreters |
| Italian Interpreters |
| Icelandic Interpreters |
| Indonesian Interpreters |
| Ibo Interpreters |
| Japanese Interpreters |
| Kazakh Interpreters |
| Kurdish Interpreters |
| Kyrgyz Interpreters |
| Kirundi Interpreters |
| Korean Interpreters |
| Khmer Interpreters |
| Kiswahili Interpreters |
| Kikuyu Interpreters |
| Lithuanian Interpreters |
| Latvian Interpreters |
| Letzeburgish Interpreters |
| Maltese Interpreters |
| Mongolian Interpreters |
| Maori Interpreters |
| Malagasy Interpreters |
| Macedonian Interpreters |
| Malay Interpreters |
| Marathi Interpreters |
| Maasai Interpreters |
| Mandinka Interpreters |
| Norwegian Interpreters |
| Nahuatl Interpreters |
| Nubian Interpreters |
| Oromo Interpreters |
| Portuguese Interpreters |
| Polish Interpreters |
| Pashtu Interpreters |
| Papiamento Interpreters |
| Punjabi Interpreters |
| Quechua Interpreters |
| Russian Interpreters |
| Romanian Interpreters |
| Spanish Interpreters |
| Swedish Interpreters |
| Slovak Interpreters |
| Slovenian Interpreters |
| Somali Interpreters |
| Samoan Interpreters |
| Serbian Interpreters |
| Singhalese Interpreters |
| Sherpa Interpreters |
| Sesotho Interpreters |
| Turkish Interpreters |
| Turkmen Interpreters |
| Tibetan Interpreters |
| Tupí-Guaraní (Ñengatú) Interpreters |
| Tongan Interpreters |
| Tamil Interpreters |
| Thai Interpreters |
| Tagalog Interpreters |
| Ukrainian Interpreters |
| Uzbek Interpreters |
| Urdu Interpreters |
| Vietnamese Interpreters |
| Welsh Interpreters |
| Wolof Interpreters |
| Xhosa Interpreters |
| Yiddish Interpreters |
| Yoruba Interpreters |
| Zulu Interpreters |