Our certified sign language agency can help make your daily communication with your deaf and hard-of-hearing clients or patients easier. Let us be your inclusive partner.
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We have been providing professional sign language interpreter services to New Jersey and the surrounding tri-state area for over 30 years. Passionate about ASL and deaf culture, our interpreters are rigorously vetted and trained, and they will collaborate with you every step of the way to ensure a smooth implementation.
We are committed to delivering exceptional interpreting and captioning services to businesses, educational institutions, medical providers, and live events. From start to finish, we'll take care of every detail of the coordination process. Our mission is to eliminate communication barriers, making it easy for you to connect with anyone.
There are many situations where having an ASL interpreter physically present is crucial. On-Site Interpreting offers the most interactive and inclusive experience for both deaf and hearing participants, enabling smooth discussions and allowing interpreters to accurately identify speakers and convey body language and nonverbal cues.
Our skilled, dependable, and approachable sign language interpreters will be there in on-site, whenever and wherever you need them, to ensure clear and accurate communication and interaction.
Imagine having access to a qualified interpreter from virtually anywhere! With Video Remote Interpreting, communication is facilitated remotely through web-based video technology. VRI is versatile and can be used in various settings, whether the hearing and deaf participants are in the same location or connecting remotely.
All you need is a laptop and a high-speed internet connection. VRI is as simple as opening a web browser. Our affordable VRI solution is available on demand, enabling real-time communication for one-on-one appointments, interview sessions, team meetings, and more.
A Certified Deaf Interpreter is a deaf or hard of hearing person who has a deep understanding of interpreting, deafness, and Deaf culture. They are fluent in American Sign Language (ASL) and receive extensive training in using gestures, drawings, visual aids, and mime. These skills help them understand and convey messages clearly, no matter what type of sign language the deaf person uses.
CDIs work alongside hearing sign language interpreters. When a CDI is involved, there are usually at least four people in the conversation chain: the CDI, the hearing ASL interpreter, the Deaf person, and you.
Primarily used for live events, Communication Access Realtime Translation involves a stenographer or steno typist transcribing spoken words into text in real-time, which is displayed on a screen. This can be done either in person or remotely. The process is similar to how a court reporter uses specialized equipment to create a manuscript of legal proceedings.
CART services are an essential resource, enabling many Deaf individuals to fully engage in classes, events, meetings, and other activities.
Simply use our flexible booking options for your sign language needs, and we’ll handle the rest.
We find the best sign language interpreter for your needs, making sure every conversation goes smoothly.
Our interpreter will arrive at your requested date and time, and handle everything in one place.
Don’t just take our word for it. Read what some of our past clients and customers have to say about the quality of our American Sign Language services.
"Thank you for being patient during our transition and providing outstanding service to our clients!"
Sarah C."I strongly endorse ASLNJ for jobs in sign language interpreting. They are excellent to work with."
Michael T."Thanks for making our job easier. You are my ‘team’ when it comes to interpreting for the deaf."
Ashley H.Some quick answers to common questions about our services.
If you deal with at least one Deaf individual, you are legally required to provide interpreting services. It’s also beneficial for all organizations to offer general access accommodations, even if they are not needed.
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a civil rights law that prevents discrimination against people with disabilities in places like jobs, schools, transportation, and places open to the public. The ADA guarantees inclusion and protection for those with disabilities and sets guidelines for accommodating them.
Any job over two hours will require two interpreters due to the physical and mental demands of sign language interpreting.
We accept major credit cards, ACH, Zelle, and checks as payment. All payments should be made directly to the ASL NJ agency, not the interpreter assigned to you.
We offer the lowest rates for our sign language interpreting services. If you get a lower quote from another agency, we’ll try to match it within 5%. It’s always important to prioritize quality when booking accommodation services.
Fill out our quick form, call, or email us directly at hello@aslnj.com . Sign language interpreters are in high demand, so we recommended making requests at least two weeks in advanced, if possible.
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