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Elena Bell is a Russian-English conference and court interpreter/translator based in the Portland, Oregon metropolitan area. She provides interpretation for hearings, trials, attorney-client conferences, depositions, arbitration, mediation, and U.S. Immigration Court hearings. She states that she has more than 27 years of experience and is Oregon State Court Certified.
Credentials & Experience
- Oregon State Court Certified
- U.S. Federal Court Professionally Qualified
- U.S. Department of State Contract Interpreter
Coverage Area
Portland, Oregon metropolitan area; available to travel in the U.S. and abroad.
Additional Details
- State Court Certified Interpreter
- Yes
- Years of Experience
- 27 years
- Languages
- Russian
- Practice Areas
- DepositionsCriminal CourtImmigrationCivil Litigation
- Remote / VRI Available
- Yes
Location
Portland, OR
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