Examples of using To an interpreter in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Am I entitled to an interpreter?
To an interpreter and translation of documents, if you do not.
You have the right to an interpreter.
To an interpreter and translation of documents, if you do not understand the language.
Do I have the right to an interpreter?
The right to an interpreter and to the translation of essential documents;
There is no right to an interpreter.
Anyone who does not speak Spanish oris unable to communicate verbally is entitled to an interpreter.
Am I Entitled to an Interpreter in Court Proceedings?
You have no legal entitlement to an interpreter.
You also have the right to an interpreter when talking to your lawyer in connection with questioning sessions.
There is no legal entitlement to an interpreter.
Where necessary, Member States shall have recourse to an interpreter who is able to ensure appropriate communication between the applicant and the person conducting the personal interview.
If you do not speak Czech,you have the right to an interpreter.
If you don't speak the local language, you have the right to an interpreter who can interpret to and from your own language.
If you find yourself in court, you have the right to an interpreter.
The Romanian requested court may facilitate, where applicable,access to an interpreter from Romania, by providing a list of interpreters for the requesting court.
If you appear before the Councils you are entitled to an interpreter.
If the witness does not speak the language of the proceedings,he or she has the right to an interpreter under Article 37(4) of Constitutional Act No 2/1993(the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms).
If you go to court, you have the right to an interpreter.
Asylum-seekers must have access to an interpreter; and to. .
The police can provide you with a form in your language for reporting the crime,and access to an interpreter by telephone or in person.
Asylum-seekers must have access to an interpreter; and to. .
There are no specific anti-discrimination clauses in procedural rules,but people not speaking Romanian have the right to an interpreter and to translated documents.
If you do not speak Greek you are entitled to an interpreter free of charge.
According to the rules on the general administrative procedure, parties who do not know the language orcannot use it due to disability have the right to an interpreter in order to follow the course of the procedure.
In Sweden and Finland,immigrant parents also have a statutory right to an interpreter when meeting with the school.
Calls on Member States to ensure the equality of procedural rights of the relatives involved in adoption procedures and who are nationals of other Member States, including by the provision of legal assistance and timely information about hearings,the right to an interpreter, and the provision of all documents relevant to the case in their native language;
That all asylum seekers, are entitled to an effective and case-by-case examination of their applications,access to an interpreter, free legal assistance and sufficient time to present their case.