In which languages does Washington State certify court interpreters?
The Washington State Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) offers certification examinations in nine languages:
Arabic | Laotian | Somali |
Cantonese (Chinese) | Mandarin | Spanish |
Korean | Russian | Vietnamese |
For a searchable listing of Certified Interpreters in these nine languages, see the Washington State Court Interpreter Program page of the Washington Courts Web site.
There is also a testing and registration program for interpreters of languages for which certification is not available. A List of Registered Languages is also available on the Washington State Court Interpreter Program page of the Washington Courts Web site. There are currently 41 registered languages:
Afrikaans | Czech | Hindi | Malay | Slovak |
Albanian | Dari | Hmong | Norwegian | Swahili |
Amharic | Dutch | Llonggo | Pashto | Swedish |
Baluchi | Egyptian | Indonesian | Persian Farsi | Tausug |
Bengali | Filipino | Italian | Polish | Thai |
Bulgarian | German | Japanese | Punjabi | Turkish |
Cebuano | Hebrew | Javanese | Romanian | Urdu |
Chavacano | Hilgaynon | Khmer | Serbian | Visayan |
Croatian |
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See also:
Answer ID 1572: Determining interpreter cost and payment responsibility.
Answer ID 1838: Registered court interpreter information.
If this did not answer your question or if you have a suggestion, please E-Mail Washington Courts. You will receive a response by e-mail.
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RN ID 697 | Published 04/02/2004 12:08 PM | Updated 08/13/2018 11:53 AM