Language Resources

read moreLanguage Resources, Inc. was founded in 1984 as an English as a Second Language (ESL) institute by Kathleen Quinby. Foreign language training, interpreting and translation services evolved from this core business as the needs of the local community grew. Although we no longer do any language training classes, we have added American Sign Language Interpreting to our line up of services. We are pleased to be able to provide translations in more than 75 languages and interpreting in 45 languages. We are a full corporate member of the American Translators Association and a N.C.

read moreIt would be hard to find a company these days which has not been impacted by the change in global business in the past few years. In order to remain competitive, companies of all sizes have found they need the ability to interact with clients, consumers, organizations, and vendors who literally span the globe. Is your firm facing challenges with conveying your message effectively and accurately in today's multilingual marketplace? Whether you are part of a large corporation or working out of a home office, the global marketplace has truly come to your doorstep.

read moreYour interpreter was a peach! She was professional, compassionate and dropped everything to meet me within an hour of my speaking with your office. I really enjoyed her company too. This is a note of recommendation for one of your Burmese interpreters. He has gone over and beyond the call of duty regarding our client. In my all years of case management, I have not had anyone as committed as he. I would recommend him without reservation to anyone that needs a caring and professional translator. He is a wonderful find.

read moreAre you dealing with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services? Moving overseas? Getting married, or simply going back to school? Putting together the proper paperwork for official applications can be difficult. When your documents are in a foreign language, the frustrations can be even greater. If you are sending information to USCIS, all of your supporting documentation must be accompanied by certified translations. Should you need to present a legal document overseas, it will need an apostille from the NC Secretary of State.