Applying for a general swearing in by interpreters and translators
Description
For language transmission for judicial, official and notarial purposes, translators (written transmission) and interpreters (oral transmission) may be sworn and publicly appointed in accordance with the Interpreting Act of the State of Saxony-Anhalt (DolmG LSA). Sworn and publicly appointed translators and interpreters are entered in an electronic directory (directory of translators, interpreters and interpreters). The directory is accessible on the Internet and can be consulted by anyone. The entries in the electronic directory can be processed via the Land coordinators at the Regional Court of Halle.
The general oath has the advantage that, when consulted by a court or a notary in the district of the regional court in which the interpreter was generally sworn, the appeal to the general oath is sufficient instead of taking the oath in individual cases.
Fee range 25.60 euros to 153.40 euros according to No. 4.1 of the schedule of fees for the Justice Costs Act of the State of Saxony-Anhalt
Administrative court proceedings are open in the proceedings.
The President of the Regional Court in whose district the applicant has his or her professional establishment is responsible for the general swearing and public appointment. For applicants without a professional establishment, the main residence is decisive.
The general swearing in and public appointment takes place upon written request. There are no official forms for the application.
Interpreters who are not generally sworn may also be called upon to attend court hearings. Before commencing work, however, the interpreter must then be sworn in for this hearing by the presiding judge.
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