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One area that ASLIS has particularly exceeded in has been the ability to get an interpreter quickly for appointments where we do not have a lot of notice. Their interpreters are highly trained, professional and punctual; three areas that are of great import to our organization.
Basic information about what it takes to become an ASL interpreter from National Association of the Deaf.
ASLIS can support adding interpreters to many different platforms – including Zoom, WebEx, Google Meet, Lifesize, Doxy.me, etc! We can also support dual platforms (connecting the interpreter with the client on a separate platform) for more effective client/interpreter communication
ASL Interpreting Services, Inc. 5801 Duluth St., Suite 135A Golden Valley, MN 55422
ASL Interpreting Services, ASLIS, provides on-site sign language interpreters for Deaf, DeafBlind, hard of hearing and hearing individuals throughout Minnesota, North Dakota and western Wisconsin. We also provide Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) nationally for both ASL and spoken language.
I graduated this past May with a Bachelor’s Degree in American Sign Language Interpreting. When I have completed my internship with ASLIS, it is my hope to find work in a school as an educational interpreter while preparing for the National test.
Based in Minneapolis our services cover Face to Face, VRI, Telephonic, Document Translations, culture and language classes in ASL and all spoken languages. We believe access to effective interpreting is a basic human right.
The PPO independent studies are currently removed from our catalog. We will return with new offerings in the near future. Stay tuned!
Through VRI (Video Remote Interpreter) services, clients can request a virtual interpreter for any pre-scheduled interpreter need. ASLIS has the capability and expertise to connect you with an interpreter through any and all video platforms, including Zoom, Skype, Webex, Vidyo, Lifesize, and more!
CDI stands for Certified Deaf Interpreter. CDIs specialize in visual language. They are an integral part of the communication team when a deaf person may have limited ability to understand American Sign Language receptively or to produce ASL expressively.