Certified / Registered Interpreter Declaration - Oregon

Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration is a legal document that was released by the Oregon Judicial Department - a government authority operating within Oregon.

FAQ

Q: What is a Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration?
A: A Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration is a document used in Oregon to verify the qualifications and certification of interpreters for legal proceedings.

Q: Why is a Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration required?
A: A Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration is required to ensure that interpreters used in legal proceedings have the necessary qualifications and certification to accurately and effectively interpret the language being spoken.

Q: Who can sign a Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration?
A: A Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration can be signed by a certified or registered interpreter who meets the qualifications and requirements set by the Oregon Judicial Department.

Q: What information is included in a Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration?
A: A Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration includes the interpreter's name, certification/registration number, language(s) they are qualified to interpret, and their affirmation that they will interpret accurately and impartially.

Q: When is a Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration used?
A: A Certified/Registered Interpreter Declaration is used whenever an interpreter is needed for legal proceedings in Oregon, such as court hearings, depositions, or other legal proceedings where language interpretation is required.