Consecutive Interpretation: Interpreters relay their interpretations when a speaker pauses or stops every 3-5 minutes. Interpreters often switch back and forth between the parties who are communicating.
Whisper Interpretation: The interpreter sits behind or next to the person/participant (or group of people), and whispers or speaks softly while interpreting in the target language.
Phone Interpretation: Can be either simultaneous or consecutive. The interpreter does not see both parties, but interprets via telephone.
Video Interpretation: Can be either simultaneous or consecutive. The interpreter translates via webcam, and sees both parties.
Certified translation projects are accompanied by a supplemental page (no cost) that confirms the authenticity of the certified translator (Translation Certificate). In some occasions, the Translation Certificate must be acknowledged by a notary public for the proper filing of certain documents with state, federal or foreign entities. The San Diego Translation Center can assist you with any questions regarding the notarization or authentication of your certified translation.
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