Creole and French in Haitian documents
Official Haitian civil records are mostly written in French, while Haitian Creole is the language most Haitians speak every day. Documents therefore often need French translation, and appointments often need a Creole interpreter. We provide both.
Community and legal interpreting
Creole interpreters are frequently needed for immigration interviews, TPS and asylum preparation, hospital visits and school meetings. Remote interpreting makes it possible to cover appointments anywhere in the country.