ITP-LEG · Interpreter category
professional interpreters for court testimony, police interviews, and arbitration nationwide.
Every court interpreter at ILC is certified per the 2017 regulation, with hands-on experience in Civil, Criminal, Labor, Juvenile & Family, IP&IT, and Administrative Courts. We handle testimony translation for plaintiff/defendant/witnesses, cross-examination, mediation, and judgment reading, adhering to AIIC standards and the Office of the Judiciary's interpreter code of ethics.
Live interpretation for witness/plaintiff/defendant testimony sessions.
Interpretation for filing complaints, giving statements, and charge clarification at police station or DSI.
Interpretation for THAC/TAI arbitration proceedings and commercial mediation.
Live interpretation during real-estate transactions, wills, or powers of attorney before a Notary attorney.
For visa-refusal appeals, work-permit revocation, or blacklist cases.
Ask about fees — LINE @THAIL · Tel 064-2894888
Fees: ask our team for a quote · LINE @THAIL — each assignment is quoted by duration, language, and location; our team sends a quote promptly.
Eight core languages (English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, Russian, Arabic) plus ASEAN languages (Burmese, Khmer, Lao, Vietnamese, Malay) for eligible scenarios — see each scenario above for the exact list.
Book at least timing is assessed on your documents ahead for standard jobs, 7–14 days for international conferences requiring booth interpreters. Rush 24–48h service is available with a 30–50% surcharge for Court Testimony Interpreter, Police Investigation Interpreter, Arbitration & Mediation Interpreter, Notarial Transaction Interpreter, Immigration & Administrative Court Interpreter.
Court interpreters are certified per the 2017 regulation; conference interpreters meet AIIC / ISO 4043 standards; medical interpreters complete HIPAA-equivalent training; business interpreters average 8+ years' experience with background checks.
Cancellation, rescheduling and refunds follow the terms in your quotation.
Yes when required by law — e.g. foreign-spouse marriage registration under DOPA regulation 2541 §9. Our interpreter signs form Kor.Ror.1 and provides an ID copy.
