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When a Translation App Is Enough, and When You Need a Person

When a Translation App Is Enough, and When You Need a Person

Machine translation handles more than it used to. Here is where it still falls short, what a human interpreter actually…

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NBCMI Certification Requirements: CMI, Hub-CMI, and What Each One Needs

NBCMI Certification Requirements: CMI, Hub-CMI, and What Each One Needs

The National Board of Certification for Medical Interpreters, NBCMI, issues one of the two national medical interpreter certifications in the…

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CCHI Certification Requirements, Explained in Plain Language

CCHI Certification Requirements, Explained in Plain Language

The Certification Commission for Healthcare Interpreters, CCHI, is one of the two organizations that issue national medical interpreter certification in…

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Medical Interpreter Certificate vs Certification: What Each One Proves

Medical Interpreter Certificate vs Certification: What Each One Proves

A training certificate documents your 40 hours. Certification comes from CCHI or NBCMI after their exams. What each is for,…

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The 40-Hour Medical Interpreter Training Requirement, Explained for Bilingual Healthcare Workers

The 40-Hour Medical Interpreter Training Requirement, Explained for Bilingual Healthcare Workers

The 40-hour medical interpreter training requirement, explained: who sets it, what counts, the state exceptions, and how to meet it…

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CCHI vs NBCMI: How to Choose a Medical Interpreter Certification

CCHI vs NBCMI: How to Choose a Medical Interpreter Certification

CCHI vs NBCMI: eligibility, exam formats, oral exam languages, fees, renewal, and the 2027 CoreCHI change. Both start with 40…

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Yes. A certified translation is a complete, accurate translation paired with a signed statement of accuracy. Ours are formatted for acceptance by courts, government agencies, USCIS, universities, and other institutions, and each is delivered with that signed certification.

A translator works with written text; an interpreter conveys spoken language in real time. MLT provides both, certified document translation and on-demand phone, video, and on-site interpreting, so a single partner covers every format and setting.

On-demand phone and video interpreting connects in seconds, around the clock. On-site interpreters are scheduled around your dates and location. Document turnaround depends on length, complexity, and certification, and is confirmed with your quote.

We operate HIPAA- and SOC 2-compliant workflows. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is limited to assigned linguists, and every engagement is covered by a confidentiality agreement.

Both, deliberately. Our BabelBee.ai platform produces an AI draft with an automated second-model QA pass, and our linguists review and approve before delivery. For legal, medical, and other high-stakes work, human review is always part of the process.

Pricing reflects language pair, volume, modality, certification, and turnaround. Standard certified documents have transparent per-page pricing on CertiDoc; everything else is a clear, no-obligation quote, send your documents or describe your interpreting needs and we'll respond, usually within one business day.

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