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Access 2 Sign Language, Inc.

Colorado Springs, CO
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Access 2 Sign Language, Inc. is a sign language interpreting company serving Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Southern Colorado, with community, educational, medical, and legal services. Founded in 2008, it is locally family owned and operated. Owner and founder Lori Dowds is a lead interpreter with CI/CT certification and Colorado Legal Qualification.

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Credentials & Experience

Years of Experience
18+
Certifications
  • A:EI
  • CI/CT
  • Colorado Legal Qualification
  • RID Certificate of Interpreting
  • Certificate of Transliteration
  • K-12 Educational Interpreting
  • NIC
  • EIPA 4.0+

Coverage Area

Colorado Springs, Pueblo, and Southern Colorado

Additional Details

Years of Experience
18 years
Practice Areas
Criminal CourtFamily CourtImmigrationCivil LitigationAdministrative Hearings

Location

P.O. Box 15433, Colorado Springs, CO 80935, Colorado Springs, CO

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