Types of interpreting
Consecutive interpreting suits appointments with authorities and notaries and negotiations: speech is rendered section by section. Simultaneous interpreting with booth and equipment is the choice for conferences. Whispered interpreting helps when only one or two people need it. Remote interpreting by video or phone saves travel time and cost.
Sworn interpreters for official appointments
Civil weddings, notarial deeds and court hearings often require a sworn and court-certified interpreter. Tell us what the interpreting is for and we make sure the qualification fits.
Well prepared for your appointment
The earlier you book, the better: for common languages a few days' notice is often enough; for rare languages and conferences we recommend several weeks. Agendas, draft contracts or presentations help the interpreter prepare.