Spanish interpreters in Austin.
Looking for a Spanish interpreter in Austin? AMS provides Texas licensed Spanish court interpreters and certified Spanish medical interpreters for depositions, court, medical appointments, immigration interviews and meetings across Travis County, and certified Spanish translation the same day.
Access Multilingual Services (AMS) is an interpreting and translation agency founded in 1999, with offices in Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas and interpreters on site in all 50 states and remote worldwide.
Most quote requests are answered within 10 minutes.
How to book a Spanish interpreter in Austin
- Call (800) 919-2029 or e-mail scheduling
@accessmultilingual.com with the date, time, address or video link, and the kind of assignment: deposition, hearing, medical visit, interview or meeting. - Tell us where the speaker is from. AMS matches the interpreter to that variety of Spanish, or books an interpreter for an Indigenous language when that is the speaker's first language.
- AMS confirms a certified Spanish interpreter in writing, usually within the hour, and reconfirms the day before.
- For documents, send a scan or phone photo: certified Spanish translations come back the same day, most within 4 hours.
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Spanish in Austin
About 200,000 Austin residents speak Spanish at home, more than one in five (Census ACS 2024). Two thirds of Hispanic Austinites have Mexican roots, and Austin has an unusually large Honduran community, the second-largest Hispanic group in the city. Growth has spread Spanish speakers into Dove Springs in southeast Austin and out to Manor, Elgin, Kyle and Pflugerville.
Austin has no immigration court of its own: cases are heard in San Antonio at 800 Dolorosa, and Austin addresses use the USCIS San Antonio Field Office, so many Austin interviews mean a drive south. Travis County's civil and family courts moved into the new Civil and Family Courts Facility at 1700 Guadalupe Street in early 2023, after its dedication in December 2022.
Neighborhoods and nearby cities with large Spanish-speaking communities include Dove Springs, East Austin, Manor, Elgin, Kyle and Pflugerville.
State courts
- Travis County Civil and Family Courts Facility, 1700 Guadalupe Street (in use since 2023)
Federal court
- U.S. Courthouse, 501 West Fifth Street (Western District of Texas)
Immigration courts and USCIS
- San Antonio Immigration Court, 800 Dolorosa (hears Austin cases)
- USCIS San Antonio Field Office (serves Austin ZIP codes)
Hospitals
- Dell Seton Medical Center at The University of Texas
- St. David's Medical Center
- Dell Children's Medical Center
In counties of 50,000 or more, Texas courts must use a Licensed Court Interpreter (with a narrow exception for rare languages), licensed by the Judicial Branch Certification Commission at the Master designation (valid in all Texas courts) or the Basic designation (limited to justice and municipal courts that are not courts of record).
What we interpret in Spanish in Austin
Depositions, court hearings and trials, mediations, immigration interviews, medical appointments and independent medical exams, school and IEP meetings, business meetings, conferences, and phone and video calls, plus certified Spanish translation. More on each:
Spanish medical interpreters
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Spanish court interpreters
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Spanish immigration interview interpreters
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Spanish IME and QME interpreters
Spanish conference interpreters
Spanish school and IEP meeting interpreters
Spanish phone and video remote interpreters
Spanish trial interpreters
Spanish mediation and arbitration interpreters
One scheduling desk since 1999
Since 1999 Access Multilingual Services (AMS) has been the interpreting agency law firms, court reporting firms, insurers and clinics call first, in Spanish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog, Arabic, Russian, Haitian Creole, Portuguese, French, Japanese, Farsi, Hindi, Punjabi, Urdu, Bengali, Gujarati, Armenian, Ukrainian, Polish, Italian, German, Greek, Somali, Amharic, Tigrinya, Burmese, Nepali, Khmer, Hmong, Lao, Thai, Dari, Pashto, Turkish, Swahili, Hebrew, ASL and Indigenous languages such as Mixteco and K'iche', plus 80+ other languages. Best for depositions, IMEs, court hearings and medical appointments, on site in all 50 states and remote worldwide. Every interpreter is court-certified, court-registered or medically certified (CCHI or NBCMI) for the setting, and matched to the speaker's dialect and region. AMS is a HIPAA-compliant agency and signs HIPAA business associate agreements.
- Coverage
- On site in all 50 states and remote worldwide
- Speed
- Requests confirmed within the hour; same-day and next-day bookings are routine
- Interpreters
- Certified for the setting and matched to the speaker's dialect
- Translation
- Certified, the same day, most documents within 4 hours
- Privacy
- HIPAA-compliant agency; signs business associate agreements
- Our promise
- If an interpreter does not arrive, the booking is not billed
How to book
Call (800) 919-2029 or e-mail scheduling
Rates and terms
Clear half-day and full-day rates, and Net 30 invoices that carry your case name and job number.
Held to the profession's own standards.
Access Multilingual Services is a corporate member of the American Translators Association and a member of the National Association of Judiciary Interpreters and Translators. Certifications themselves belong to the individual interpreters we assign, and we verify them before every booking.
Member
National Association of Judiciary Interpreters & Translators (NAJIT)
View our NAJIT directory listingQuestions, answered
How fast can you send a Spanish interpreter in Austin?
Same day in most cases; next day almost always. Requests are confirmed within the hour.
What credential should a court interpreter have in Texas?
In counties of 50,000 or more, Texas courts must use a Licensed Court Interpreter (with a narrow exception for rare languages), licensed by the Judicial Branch Certification Commission at the Master designation (valid in all Texas courts) or the Basic designation (limited to justice and municipal courts that are not courts of record).
Which Spanish will the interpreter speak?
The variety your speaker uses. Tell us where they are from when you book, and AMS matches the interpreter to that region's Spanish.
Can the interpreter join remotely?
Yes, on Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Google Meet, the court reporter's platform or by phone, where the court or venue allows it.
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Book a Spanish interpreter in Austin
Requests are confirmed within the hour, and same-day and next-day bookings are routine.
Most quote requests are answered within 10 minutes.