Supporting a U.S. Defense Agency
Background Since January 2024, a federal defense agency has partnered with LTC to provide American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting services for employees across multiple U.S.
Background Since January 2024, a federal defense agency has partnered with LTC to provide American Sign Language (ASL) interpreting services for employees across multiple U.S.
When the Army calls, we answer. Even if it means providing thirty teachers in seven days, teaching English in-person on a one of their U.S. bases. It’s this ability to deliver specific solutions in any time frame that make LTC a trusted partner of the best, most disciplined land force in the world.
LTC partners with the Department of the Navy to provide vital communication services for veteran support groups. Respecting the sensitivity of these weekly gatherings, we hand pick ASL interpreters who ensure that all participants, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing, have equal access to the group’s resources and discussions. In addition to offering this service both in person and virtually, we also provide translation for instruction manuals and in-person ASL services for the U.S. Naval Institute Change of Command.
LTC has a long-standing relationship with the US Government, providing specialized language and repatriation training. We also help prepare agents for deployment, as we did with a language and cultural intensive for Austria and Germany that included intonation, etiquette and idiomatic expression to ensure a smooth integration into the local society. In the past few years alone, we’ve conducted 36 language programs in 24 different cities across the U.S. & Puerto Rico.
As a trusted partner of the Department of Justice, LTC provides certified translations and interpretations to immigration courts across the United States. We translate complex legal documents or provide live interpretation during court proceedings that helps ensure the integrity and fairness of the immigration process. Our flexibility and responsiveness have been critical in meeting the urgent requests and tight deadlines that are common in immigration courts.
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