Deletion of an existing swearing-in as an interpreter and/or authorisation as a translator
The general swearing-in of court interpreters, interpreters for official and notarial purposes, sign language interpreters and the authorisation of translators to transmit language for judicial, official and notarial purposes for the territory of the State of Lower Saxony is carried out upon application to the Regional Court of Hanover.
A register is kept of the generally sworn interpreters and authorised translators, which can be viewed by courts and authorities as well as by notaries' offices and is also published on the Internet with the data to which consent has been given.
The list of sworn interpreters and authorised translators is published on the Internet at the address https://www.justiz-dolmetscher.de/Recherche/.
If you end the activity, this must be reported to the Hanover Regional Court. The original of the certificate issued as a court interpreter or certificate of general swearing-in as an interpreter and/or authorisation as a translator must be returned to the Regional Court of Hanover.
Who should I contact?
The jurisdiction lies with the Hanover Regional Court.
Requirements
There are no prerequisites to be met
Which documents are required?
Application and return of the certificate issued by the Regional Court of Hanover as a court interpreter or the certificate of general swearing-in as an interpreter for official and notarial purposes and sign language interpreter and/or authorisation as a translator in the original.
What are the fees?
Fee: free of charge
Process flow
After the application has been submitted and the certificate or certificate of general oath and/or authorisation has been returned, the report will be deleted from the public register.
What deadlines do I have to pay attention to?
The termination of the activity must be notified to the Hanover Regional Court immediately after the end of the exercise.
Processing duration
The notified termination of the activity will be processed immediately.
What else should I know?
Appeal
No legal remedy, as only the deletion of an entry in the register of sworn interpreters and/or authorised translators is carried out.