Onsite | Remote | Transcription | CART
We provide nationally certified and qualified interpreters in a
variety of settings such as:
We fill 98% of our requests and we have diversity that you won’t find anywhere else! We have an extensive network of interpreters who represent BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities. We believe representation and communication go hand-in-hand.
We provide nationally certified and qualified interpreters in a variety of settings such as:
We fill 98% of our requests and we have diversity that you won’t find anywhere else! We have an extensive network of interpreters who represent BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ communities. We believe representation and communication go hand-in-hand.
We strive to provide the best VRI services possible when booking a face-to-face interpreter isn’t an option.
Whether you’re in a remote location or you simply can’t find a face-to-face interpreter nearby, we can provide you with video
remote interpreting services from any location.
This means, you’ll always have accessibility options for those who need it!
We strive to provide the best VRI services possible when booking a face-to-face interpreter isn’t an option.
Whether you’re in a remote location or you simply can’t find a face-to-face interpreter nearby, we can provide you with video
remote interpreting services from any location.
This means, you’ll always have accessibility options for those who need it!
Stenographers are needed where a written record of the conversation is required. Stenographers are able to transcribe spoken words into a written transcript quickly and accurately, taking into consideration the speaker’s tone, inflection, and pauses. This written record is often used as a reference for future events. Stenographers also help to ensure accuracy and clarity in official documents.
This service is often used for:
Stenographers are needed where a written record of the conversation is required. Stenographers are able to transcribe spoken words into a written transcript quickly and accurately, taking into consideration the speaker’s tone, inflection, and pauses. This written record is often used as a reference for future events. Stenographers also help to ensure accuracy and clarity in official documents.
This service is often used for:
Our transcription service delivers a transcript from pre-recorded audio files and video. Transcripts are typed by a transcriptionist, not using automatic speech recognition
software, which reduces errors! It can also be used to create subtitles for videos or to create captions for other audio recordings. We guarantee accuracy and a fast turnaround time!
This service is often used in industries like:
Our transcription service delivers a transcript from pre-recorded audio files and video. Transcripts are typed by a transcriptionist, not using automatic speech recognition
software, which reduces errors! It can also be used to create subtitles for videos or to create captions for other audio recordings. We guarantee accuracy and a fast turnaround time!
This service is often used in industries like:
We offer FREE 30-minute remote interpreting services for companies who are interviewing Deaf or Hard of Hearing candidates. This service allows you to not only test-drive our services, but it also gives you a chance to interview a greater pool of candidates to ensure you’re choosing the best fit.
If you’re interested in booking this FREE service, please schedule a call with us. We will go over the process and get times set up for your interviews.
We offer FREE 30-minute remote interpreting services for companies who are interviewing Deaf or Hard of Hearing candidates. This service allows you to not only test-drive our services, but it also gives you a chance to interview a greater pool of candidates to ensure you’re choosing the best fit.
If you’re interested in booking this FREE service, please schedule a call with us. We will go over the process and get times set up for your interviews.
The ADA requires that title II entities (State and local governments) and title III entities (businesses and nonprofit organizations that serve the public) communicate effectively with people who have communication disabilities.
The goal is to ensure that communication with people with these disabilities is equally effective as communication with people without disabilities.
To learn more visit https://www.ada.gov/resources/effective-communication/
Typically any assignment that is over 1.5 hours in length, requires TWO interpreters.
Interpreting is mentally and physically demanding work, and over time even the most skilled interpreters can experience injuries from repetitive motions and errors due to fatigue.
Having a team of interpreters is industry standard and allows each interpreter to take breaks and recharge while maintaining the quality of interpretation.
Aside from the obvious benefit of easily communicating with one another, there are several ways your business/entity can save when it comes to finding an interpreter.
1. You’re enabling the ease of communication between the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities and the hearing community.
2. You can write off the expense of interpreting services.
3. The IRS has tax form 8826 for companies that use interpreting services. Visit the link below to learn more and download the most up-to-date version of the form.
https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-8826
There are 3 ways to book our services.
1. Send an email to info@thesosagency.com
2. Give us a call at 866-414-3555
3. Schedule a Zoom call through the link below
https://calendly.com/tanesh-foster/internship-interviews
Booking interpreting services should be done as soon as possible. This is a fast moving industry, and we want to make sure you have access to an interpreter. We prefer a 48 business hour request, but we’re aware that things can come up without notice.
In general, invoices are due within 30 days of services rendered, unless otherwise stated in the contract.
The ADA requires that title II entities (State and local governments) and title III entities (businesses and nonprofit organizations that serve the public) communicate effectively with people who have communication disabilities.
The goal is to ensure that communication with people with these disabilities is equally effective as communication with people without disabilities.
To learn more visit https://www.ada.gov/resources/effective-communication/
Typically any assignment that is over 1.5 hours in length, requires TWO interpreters.
Interpreting is mentally and physically demanding work, and over time even the most skilled interpreters can experience injuries from repetitive motions and errors due to fatigue.
Having a team of interpreters is industry standard and allows each interpreter to take breaks and recharge while maintaining the quality of interpretation.
Aside from the obvious benefit of easily communicating with one another, there are several ways your business/entity can save when it comes to finding an interpreter.
1. You’re enabling the ease of communication between the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities and the hearing community.
2. You can write off the expense of interpreting services.
3. The IRS has tax form 8826 for companies that use interpreting services. Visit the link below to learn more and download the most up-to-date version of the form.
https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-form-8826
There are 3 ways to book our services.
1. Send an email to info@thesosagency.com
2. Give us a call at 866-414-3555
3. Schedule a Zoom call through the link below
https://calendly.com/tanesh-foster/internship-interviews
Booking interpreting services should be done as soon as possible. This is a fast moving industry, and we want to make sure you have access to an interpreter. We prefer a 48 business hour request, but we’re aware that things can come up without notice.
In general, invoices are due within 30 days of services rendered, unless otherwise stated in the contract.
info@thesosagency.com
