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Find a translator, interpreter or terminologist
Step by step instructions are found below.
ATIO is not a translation or interpreting agency. To contact our members for professional services, please search this Directory. 
Candidates for certification are not permitted to use a certification stamp, seal, or translator’s statement/declaration.
When searching for an interpreter, choose the language in the Source Language field (example: Arabic, French, Italian), and enter either English or French in the Target Language field.
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    • First name of ATIO member / Prénom du membre de l'ATIO
    • Last name of ATIO member / Nom du membre de l'ATIO
    • Areas of Expertise / Domaines d'expertise
      • City / Ville
    • * Source Language (Langue source)
    • * Target Language (Langue cible)
    • * Category / * Profession
    • * Certification Status / * Titre
    • Certificate Number / Numéro d’agrément

 

Step by step instructions on how to get in contact with a Certified Translator, Interpreter or Terminologist:

  1. Complete the following portions of the form (do not fill in all fields).
  2. Select your “Source Language”.
    This is the original language of your document or spoken word or term.
  3. Select your “Target Language”.
    This is the language in which you require the document or spoken word or term to be in.
  4. Select your “Category”.
    This is where you will select what kind of service you need, such as translator or interpreter or terminologist.
  5. Select “Certified” under “Certification Status”.
    Note that “Candidates” are ATIO members who have not passed the certification exam.
  6. Optionally, you can specify your preferred “City”.
    1. This may reduce the amount of search results.
    2. Please note that if the service is not in your specific city, most translators will accept documents electronically – please make sure to clarify that with the translator.
  7. Click the “Search” button at the bottom left of the grey area.
  8. Scroll down and click on the name(s) listed in the search results.  This will show you their contact details.
    1. Check to see if they accept freelance work (in their contact details). If the answer is “Yes/Oui”, you may contact them.

If the directory does not contain a professional in your desired language combination, we suggest that you continue your search by browsing the directory of the other provincial associations.

Do you know what category you’re looking for?

  1. A translator works with the written word.
  2. An interpreter works with the spoken word.
  3. A terminologist works with terms.

Tips:

Questions related to translators’ rates, turnaround time, shipping options, and any other additional costs, should be discussed directly with the translator before making any payment or signing any agreement.

Discussing the format in which you will provide the document(s) to be translated and in which their translation will be sent back to you, will help ensure the final product meets your requirements and the requirements of the company, organization or government department requesting the translation.

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