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California Court Interpreter Web Portal. Welcome to the Interpreter Portal. If you have a login for this portal, please sign in. If you do not, and believe that you should, please contact your Court Interpreter administrators at CIDCS@jud.ca.gov. Application availability Due to the nightly backup of the Oracle database, this application will be ...

interpreter@alameda.courts.ca.gov . ALPINE ; Superior Court of California, County of Alpine Ms. Yvette Ruiz ; Deputy Court Clerk . Telephone: (530) 694 -2113 x323 ... Roster: Interpreter Coordinators of the California Superior Courts . 7 | P a g e . 2 – 11 - 2 0 2 5 . PLACER . Superior Court of California, County of Placer

Welcome to the Interpreter Portal of the Court Interpreter Data Collection System (CIDCS), a database program of the Judicial Council. Through the Interpreter Portal, all active interpreters can update their contact information, such as phone numbers, mailing and e-mail addresses, and the counties in which they are available to work.

Local rosters of interpreters by name and language. United States District Court Central District of California Dolly M. Gee, Chief Judge Brian D. Karth, District Court Executive/Clerk of Court

United States District Court Southern District of California. James M. Carter & Judith N. Keep U.S. Courthouse Clerk's Office 333 W. Broadway San Diego CA 92101 Edward J. Schwartz U.S. Courthouse 221 W. Broadway San Diego CA 92101; El Centro U.S. Courthouse

Only interpreters who pass the Court Interpreter Certification Examination and complete the requirements are referred to as certified interpreters. Certified languages may change periodically, depending on the results of studies of language use in the courts and other administrative factors. Registered Court Interpreters:

The list of interpreters includes persons that have passed the Administrative Hearing and Medical interpreter examination that is mandated by Government Code Section 11435-11435.65. Certified interpreters are issued a certification badge that is required for verification. ... The certification badge resembles California identification and ...

Users should verify an interpreter’s credentials as needed. For an interpreter to remain visible on the court's local roster, the interpreter must have a clear fingerprint-based FBI check every two years.) The following abbreviations are used in the court’s Local Roster to indicate various certifications held by the interpreters:

Mariana Bension-Larkin is a Spanish judicial interpreter state-certified by the Judicial Council of California and federally-certified by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts. Ms. Bension-Larkin is based in Los Angeles and specializes in interpretation proceedings focused on civil litigation.

California Courts Judicial Branch of California Toggle search form and secondary navigation. Search. Find Your Court; Newsroom; Self-Help ... Council of California’s Language Access Services site and find key information and resources for current and aspiring court interpreters, court staff, and justice partners. Continue to Language Access ...

Welcome to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of California. The Eastern District encompasses the largest geographical area of the four districts in California. ... The court's Local Roster of interpreters and other resources are available on the court's Internet homepage for review by other federal agencies, law firms ...

{{title}} Disclaimer: Please note that the certification levels indicated for each interpreter are self-reported, except in the case of AO-certified interpreters.Users should verify an interpreter’s credentials as needed. For an interpreter to remain visible on the court's local roster, the interpreter must have a clear fingerprint-based FBI check every two years.

The Judicial Council Staff maintains a statewide roster of certified and registered interpreters authorized to work in California courts. ... Interpreters of languages not listed above can attempt the several-step processes for becoming a registered California court interpreter in a non-certified language. An interpreter cannot be “registered ...

Judicial Council forms can be used in every Superior Court in California. You will need to use these forms when you file your case. Statewide approved forms are available for Adoptions, Appellate, Civil, Conservatorships, Criminal, Guardianships, Family Law, Juvenile, Name Change, Probate, Small Claims, and Traffic.

The Judicial Council Staff maintains a statewide rosterof certified and registered interpreters authorized to work in California courts. ... How to Become a Court Interpreter. The California Courts website has information about the Court Interpreter Program (CIP) and how to become a court interpreter. Most Requested Languages by Year. 2011 2012

Learn more about California’s Court Interpreter Program (CIP) and how to become an interpreter. Direct further questions to the toll-free number 866-310-0689 or send an e-mail to CourtInterpreters@jud.ca.gov. What is the Difference Between a Certified and a Registered Interpreter?

Roster: Interpreter Coordinators of the California Superior Courts 1 | Pag e 7 – 25 - 2 0 2 4 . ALAMEDA . ... interpreter@alameda.courts.ca.gov . ALPINE . Superior Court of California, County of Alpine Ms. Yvette Ruiz . Deputy Court Clerk . Telephone: (530) 694 -2113 x323 Email:

Interpreter Requests – Family Law and Probate Hearings and Trials * Required Fields * Your Name * Phone Number. Extension Number * Email Address * Case Number * Name of Party Needing ... The Superior Court of California, County of Sacramento provides fair, equal, and impartial access to justice by resolving and adjudicating legal matters to ...

California Courts Judicial Branch of California Toggle search form and secondary navigation. Search. Find Your Court; Newsroom; Self-Help; Courts. ... Court Interpreters Advisory Panel. Event state. Open Meeting. Event date. Tue, 04/29/2025 - 12:15 - Tue, 04/29/2025 - 13:15. California Courts