Questions, answered.

Use our request form, call (602) 865-9800, text (602) 492-7277, or email requests@apinterpreting.com. Include the date, start and end time, location or meeting link, and a short description of the setting.

As early as you can. One to two weeks gives us the best chance of matching your preferred interpreter. For urgent or same-day needs, call or text us directly.

Yes. Share the Deaf consumer’s name or preferred interpreter on your request and we will do our best to match.

Yes. Interpreting and CART captioning are available in person or remotely. Add your meeting link to the request.

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, businesses, medical providers, government agencies, and other public entities are generally responsible for providing and paying for effective communication, including qualified interpreters.

Yes. Every interpreter is licensed by the Arizona Commission for the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing, and our ASL interpreters hold national certification from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID).

Yes. Our interpreters follow the NAD-RID Code of Professional Conduct and HIPAA, and keep every assignment detail confidential.

A CDI is a Deaf interpreter who works alongside a hearing interpreter. CDIs are often used in legal and medical settings, with DeafBlind consumers, or when someone uses regional, foreign, or nonstandard signing.

CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) is live, word-for-word captioning by a trained captioner, available in person or remotely.

Tactile or close-vision interpreting for DeafBlind consumers, matched to each person’s communication preferences.