We support over 200 languages, including highly qualified Sign Language Interpreters. We’re passionate about creating linguistic access for everyone. Whether you need interpreting over the phone, via video, onsite, or document translation, we provide interpreting services with both linguistic and cultural considerations.
Qualified, Professional Interpreters
for All Your Communication Needs
Interpreting and Translating over 200 languages
Visual Language Professionals
Serving Across Industries
Medical
Mental Health
Education
Business
Legal
Government
Sign Language interpreters
The Deaf Community is underserved and communication access often overlooked. We have a special affinity for the Deaf. We aim to partner with the community and amplify their desire for access. We work with our customers to help them understand the unique language needs of the Deaf Community as well as serve as a consultant to help entities connect with their Deaf population.
We empower Deaf individuals to express their communication needs and we partner with clients to help execute their tailored communication access plan. VLP remains current with and advocates for the use of best practices across all language access platforms.
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The Visual Language Pro Difference: Our Process
We evaluate each client’s needs in order to fulfill their request with a highly qualified interpreter. More than linguistic proficiency, we work to ensure familiarity with the content of your meeting! All of VLP’s interpreters are culturally competent, and our admin team is available for support at all times. At VLP we are your partners in compliance and access.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my information be kept confidential?
YES! Our interpreters and staff are bound by and committed to upholding the interpreter’s Code of Professional Conduct (http://rid.org/ethics/code-of-professional-conduct/) and HIPAA privacy standards.
What qualifications do your interpreters hold?
Our Sign Language interpreters are certified by either the Registry of Interpreters, BEI, or their local certifying body. Spoken language interpreters are screened for competence in their working language and cultural competency.
Will Interpreters interpret word for word?
Interpreting is a complex process that requires fluency in 2 languages with differing grammatical structures. A word for word interpretation would actually be undesirable as this would often violate grammatical structure of the target language.
How much do interpreting services cost?
Prices for professional interpreting services can vary from one region to another, but choosing a supplier based on price alone can be problematic. Costs vary based on the language need, location, and duration of the request.