When you need a sign language interpreter, look no further than IU. Our interpreters are independent contractors who hold credentials from the National Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) and various state or federal agencies depending on the specialization. They’re experienced, qualified and are able to work in multiple situations and remain professional, no matter the circumstance.

Sign Language Rates

Rates for American Sign Language appointments start with a two -hour minimum. Appointments that exceed the hourly minimum are billed in half hour increments.

Common appointments include doctor’s appointments, trials, parent/teacher conferences, events and exhibitions, meetings, employee orientations and more.

Please note that our sign language rates may vary based on the situation, contract, or other circumstance. For more information please call call 800-726-9891 to speak with a representative.

Sign Language FAQ

American Sign Language (ASL) has a different structure, grammar and syntax than that of English. In addition, there are multiple “dialects” of ASL, which may incorporate variances such as cued speech, finger-spelling, iconicity (a “sign”) and geographic lexicons. In other words, our trained interpreters effectively “speak” with a Deaf or Hard of Hearing individual on many levels, assuring that communication is complete, accurate and culturally sensitive.

When Do I Need a Sign Language Interpreter?

According to the American Disabilities Act, an American Sign Language interpreter must be provided by a business or organization for people who are Deaf or Hard-Hearing in order to adequately communicate, providing equal access to services and institutions for all.

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Video Remote Interpretation

Video Remote Interpretation (VRI) appointments are convenient, easy to set-up and enable parties to communicate if they are not in the same physical location. If you prefer to schedule an ASL interpreter via VRI, our team is happy to assist you.

Looking for Services in Florida?

Our Sign Language Division (Accessible Communication for the Deaf (ACD)) is headquartered in the Sunshine State. You can find us in Tampa and Miami! Visit www.acdasl.com for more information.