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The Language Doctors

Boston, MA
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The Language Doctors provides on-site and virtual interpretation and translation services, including legal interpretation and legal document translation. Its Boston page states that it serves Boston and Massachusetts with remote and on-site language services.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
20+
Certifications
  • ISO 17100 Certified
  • ISO 9001 Certified
  • HUBZone Certified
  • GSA Schedule Holder
  • HIPAA-Compliant

Coverage Area

Boston and throughout Massachusetts

Additional Details

Years of Experience
20 years
Remote / VRI Available
Yes
Scheduling Availability
Same Day / Emergency

Location

Boston, MA

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