ASL Interpreting Agency
Qualified sign language interpreting may be needed in a variety of situations; for doctor appointments, school classes, bank and financial meetings, real estate transactions, employee situations like job interviews, trainings, award ceremonies, and public functions.
SRI Interpreting
Provides consulting in the development and implementation of organizational policy regarding services for Deaf and hard of hearing employees and customers. Provide a clearinghouse for information advocacy and referral to the Deaf, hard of hearing and business communities.
Remember most often the Deaf person is the best judge of what accommodation will benefit them the most.
For additional information please contact our office at (877) 512-2246.
SRI Interpreting provides interpreters for many educational setting: elementary and high school, junior colleges, adult education programs, four-year colleges and universities, vocational and technical programs, Interpreting may be needed outside the classroom for group discussion, counselor meeting, conferring with instructors or tutors.
SRI Interpreting can provide coordination and consultation services so that Deaf, and hard of hearing persons can attend conferences, workshops, meetings, and trainings with complete accessibility. We have the expertise to plan communication between the Deaf and hearing persons at your event so that all may benefit to the fullest extent.
We can provide:
- American Sign Language/English Interpreting
- English/English Based Sign Language Transliterating
- Oral Transliteration
- Identification of communication needs
- Resources for assertive listening devices
- Advice on presenters locations
- Consultation on seating arrangements, lighting, backdrops
- Devise a schedule for all breakout sessions
- On-site support for large or small conferences
Please contact us at request@signingresources.com.
We take the time to understand our clients’ needs and provide skilled sign language interpreting for the setting; job interviews, trainings, meetings, doctor’s appointments, mental health situations, religious ceremonies, legal settings as well as social functions for tour groups, weddings and funerals.
Some deaf and hard of hearing prefer to communicate using English in a written form, rather than American Sign Language. This is often the case for persons who have become deaf after learning to speak English. Depending on the situation, one might choose either C-Print or CART services. SRI Interpreting can provide these to you.
C-Print requires a trained operator with QWERTY keyboard attached to a computer monitor. The consumer can then read the conversation taking place in real time. This is often the choice for daily needs when a verbatim transcription is not necessary.
CART uses a special keyboard and a long, narrow roll of paper. Notes are transcribed into actual documents later. The goal for this technology is a verbatim record of what is said. The training for this kind of work is more extensive and is used often in legal settings.