1. (1) A non-renewable permit will expire twelve (12) months after the issuance date. The non-renewable permit limits the permit holder to providing services in the specific area for which the non-renewable permit has been issued. This permit cannot be renewed. A non-renewable permit may be obtained my submitting the following:

   1. (a) Application for the non-renewable permit,
   2. (b) The payment of the nonrefundable fee,

   3. (c) One of the following:

      1. 1. GED, High school Diploma or Certified transcripts
      2. 2. College diploma or college certified transcripts
   4. (d) The Board approved recommendation forms from three (3) licensed/certified Interpreters attesting to the skill level of the applicant,
   5. (e) Proof of citizenship, and
   6. (f) Proof of citizenship form.

Author: The Alabama Board of Interpreter and Transliterators

Statutory Authority: Code of Ala. 1975, §34-16-7(4).

Editor’s Note: Rule .08. was renumbered to .13 per certification published April 29, 2022; effective June 13, 2022.

History: New Rule: Filed June 11, 2002; effective July 16, 2002. Repealed and New Rule: Filed November 19, 2014; effective December 24, 2014. Amended: Filed September 17, 2015; effective October 22, 2015. Amended (Rule number only): Published April 29, 2022; effective June 13, 2022.