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INT-300: Request for Interpreter (Civil)
Fillable PDFJudicial Council of California
This form allows someone involved in a civil court case to request that the court provide an interpreter who speaks their language during court proceedings. Parties, attorneys, or witnesses who cannot communicate effectively in English use this form to ensure they can understand and participate in civil matters like small claims, family law, contracts, or personal injury cases.
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Forms that go with INT-300
INT-140AttachmentTemporary Qualification of Noncertified or Nonregistered Spoken Language InterpreterThe Certification of Interpreter (INT-140) documents the interpreter's credentials and qualifications, which is relevant context when completing a performance evaluation on INT-300.›MC-025AttachmentAttachment to Judicial Council FormThe Attachment (MC-025) form can be used to provide supplemental written comments or detailed feedback that does not fit within the space provided on the INT-300 evaluation form.›INT-200Often filed with itForeign Language Interpreter's Duties—Civil And Small Claims (For Noncertified And Nonregistered Interpreters)The Interpreter Services Order (INT-200) formally authorizes interpreter services in a proceeding, and the INT-300 evaluation is typically completed after services are rendered under this order.›MC-030Often filed with itDeclarationA general Declaration (MC-030) may be submitted alongside the INT-300 to provide additional narrative context or sworn statements about the interpreter's performance.›
More General forms
INT-001Semiannual Report to the Judicial Council on the Use of Noncertified or Nonregistered Interpreters›INT-110Provisional Qualification of Noncertified or Nonregistered Spoken Language Interpreter›INT-120Certification of Unavailability of Certified or Registered Interpreter and Availability of Provisionally Qualified Interpreter›