Application for Court Interpreter Certification  Instructions  This application will be considered pursuant to certification criteria established in rule 14.200, Florida  Rules for Certification and Regulation of Court Interpreters.  Please read the instructions carefully to  avoid mistakes that can delay processing or result in the return of your application.    If you have any questions while completing this application, please contact Court Interpreter  Certification and Regulation Program (CICRP) staff at (850) 922‐5107, or via e‐mail at  [email protected].        Name – Your name as it is printed on your application will appear on your certificate(s), photo ID badge,  and board records.  Therefore, you should be mindful of this when you fill out your application and  consider how you would like your name to be reflected.  Be sure to note any applicable symbols or  special characters.  Only your name will be included on the certificate and identification badge; no  degrees or licenses will be specified.    Contact Information – Provide your complete home, business address, or Post Office Box where you  would like all business correspondence and work referrals to be sent.  Include any telephone numbers,  fax numbers, and e‐mail addresses, if applicable.  This information will be included on your registry  profile that is accessible via the Internet.    Photo Identification (ID) Card – All applicants for certification shall have a digital photo taken by  designated staff in a local judicial circuit.  The photographic image should be sent to CICRP staff via JPG  format at [email protected], at the time that the completed application, fee, and any requisite  documentation or materials are submitted.  The image will be used for the Florida Certified Court  Interpreter identification card─to be issued by the Court Interpreter Certification Board─and will be  valid statewide.  The digital image will remain on file for purposes of ID re‐issuance upon certification  renewal, or to generate a replacement ID card as needed.  A new photo must be taken every ten years.   See Digital Photo Contacts Directory for respective statewide personnel information.  (Non‐residents  should contact CICRP staff to make alternate arrangements.)  Note:  It is advisable to contact the digital  photo staff designee in advance to schedule an appointment.  A digital photo may be taken in any  jurisdiction regardless of residence; however, please bring a valid photo ID to your appointment so  that staff may verify your identity.    Convictions – Indicate whether you have been convicted or have ever pled nolo contendere to a felony  or first degree misdemeanor and provide the requested details.  Convictions will not necessarily bar you  from certification, but you may be required to submit additional information prior to a determination of  certification eligibility.    Background Check – A comprehensive background check will be conducted on each applicant at the  time the initial application for certification is submitted.  Thereafter, an annual check will be conducted  on all certified court interpreters.  In order to facilitate this process, you must provide the following  information:   

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Name – Please provide your full name.  Include any names ever used such as maiden name,  former legal name(s), and nicknames.  Date of Birth – Provide your date of birth in the following format:  month first, followed by the  date and year.  Social Security Number – You must provide your nine‐digit social security number.  Driver’s License Number or State Identification Card (ID) Number – Your complete driver’s  license number or state ID number must be provided, whether issued in Florida or another  state. 

  Good Moral Character – No person shall be certified as an interpreter or maintain certification unless  such person is of good moral character.  The primary purpose of the requirement of good moral  character is to ensure protection of the participants in the judicial process and the public, as well as to  safeguard the justice system.  An interpreter shall have, as a prerequisite to certification and as a  requirement for continuing certification, the good moral character sufficient to meet the standards of  the Code of Professional Conduct as contained in Part III of the Florida Rules for Certification and  Regulation of Court Interpreters.    Certification Disqualifications – The following shall apply in determining the good moral character  required for initial and continued interpreter certification:    • The applicant’s or interpreter’s good moral character may be subject to inquiry when the  applicant’s or interpreter’s conduct is relevant to the qualifications of an interpreter.  • An applicant for initial certification who has been convicted of a felony shall not be eligible for  certification until such person has received a restoration of civil rights.  • An applicant for initial certification who is serving a sentence of felony probation shall not be  eligible for certification until termination of the probation period.    Factors to be Considered (if applicable) – In assessing whether the applicant’s or interpreter’s conduct  demonstrates a present lack of good moral character, the following factors shall be relevant:    • the extent to which the conduct would interfere with an interpreter’s duties and  responsibilities;  • the factors underlying the conduct;  • the applicant’s or interpreter’s age at the time of the conduct;  • the amount of time that has passed since the conduct;  • the reliability of the information concerning the conduct;  • the seriousness of the conduct as it relates to the interpreter qualifications;  • the cumulative effect of the conduct or information;  • any evidence of rehabilitation;  • the applicant’s or interpreter’s candor; and  • denial of application, disbarment, or suspension from any profession.    Other  Qualifications  (optional)  –  You  may  list  any  applicable  professional  certifications  that  you  have  obtained.  Some examples include, but are not limited to, certification through the American Translators  Association and the National Association of Judicial Interpreters.    Fee Schedule – Applications cannot be processed unless the entire fee is received.  Cash and personal  checks are not accepted.  Make your cashier’s check/money order payable to the State of Florida.  See  Application for Court Interpreter Certification for current fee schedule.  Page | 2 

Notary – Your application must be legally notarized pursuant to the applicable requirements of Chapter  117, Florida Statutes.    Mail – Your completed application, fee, and accompanying documents (if any) should be mailed to:    Court Interpreter Certification and Regulation Program  Supreme Court Building  500 S. Duval Street  Tallahassee, Florida 32399‐1900    Processing – You will be notified via e‐mail or regular postal mail upon receipt of your application.  If all  requisite materials, fees, and information are submitted with the completed application, estimated  processing time is six weeks. 

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