The Supreme Court Office of Commissions and Programs maintains the Registry of Foreign Language Interpreters. The complete Registry is available on this Web Site, indexed by name, language, and county. The registry is distributed, biannually to judges and court administrators throughout the state. If you would like to receive a copy of the Registry or have trouble accessing information from this page, please contact the Commission on Equality Program Director. The Foreign Language Interpreters are indexed alphabetically by languages in which they offer interpretation or translation services.
Some interpreters appear in more than one language category.
The Foreign Language Interpreters are indexed alphabetically by last name then first name. Agencies and organizations are listed alphabetically based upon the first word in the organizations' name. The Foreign Language Interpreters are indexed alphabetically by counties in which they are willing to serve. This is a non-searchable list of Foreign Language Interpreters added to the Registry within the last 30 days. The Interpreter Orientation Workshop is two day training session that provides an introduction to court interpreting, an overview of Georgia's court structure, a review of legal ethics for interpreters, and skill building exercises on consecutive interpreting, simultaneous interpreting, and sight translation.