R9-26-506

R9-26-506. Short-term Registration of an Interpreter

Last amended: 2016Length: 217 wordsOfficial source

Cite as Ariz. Admin. Code § R9-26-506

A. To register with the Commission to provide interpreting in Arizona in a non-legal situation for fewer than 20 days in a year, an interpreter shall submit the following information in writing to the Commission: 1. Interpreter’s name; 2. Interpreter’s residential and e-mail addresses; 3. Interpreter’s mobile telephone number; 4. Dates on which interpreting will be provided; 5. Name, address, and contact information of the person or event for which interpreting services will be provided; and 6. Date of most recent short-term registration with the Commission, if any. B. In addition to complying with subsection (A), the interpreter shall submit a copy of current documentation from RID, NAD, or BEI showing the interpreter’s certification is in good standing or a copy of the interpreter’s license from another state’s interpreter licensing authority. C. An interpreter who makes application under subsections (A) and (B) for a short-term registration shall not provide interpreting services in Arizona until the Commission provides notice the registration has been granted. D. Within five days after providing interpreting services under a short-term registration, the interpreter shall submit a report to the Commission that provides the dates on and persons or events for which interpreting services were provided. E. The Commission shall not issue more than two short-term registrations to an interpreter during the interpreter’s lifetime.
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