FOREIGN LANGUAGE
If you require a foreign language interpreter for your workers' compensation hearing, you or your attorney may provide your own interpreter, so long as the meet the requirements of the Office of Administrative Courts standards for interpreters, as referenced in Rule 21 of the Office of Administrative Court's Procedural Rules for Workers' Compensation Hearings, which is located on this website as well as 1 CCR 104-3. If you or your attorney cannot provide a qualified foreign language interpreter, please contact the Office of Administrative Courts and provide the following information:
- Your Name
- Your case number with the Office of Administrative Courts
- The date of your hearing
- The language that you require
- Any additional information that the OAC may need.
If you require a foreign language interpreter for your public benefits appeal hearing, the county will provide your with a foreign language interpreter and coordinate with the Office of Administrative Courts for your appeal hearing.
The Office of Administrative Courts (OAC) strives to deliver effective, efficient, and equitable service to the public. This includes providing meaningful access to our hearings and mediations to limited English proficient (LEP) individuals who interact with the OAC. The OAC has implemented a Language Access Policy and Plan that can be reviewed for more details.
The following forms have been translated to assist limited English proficient individuals to better understand the contents of the form.