Larysa KyshkovaCourt & legal interpreter
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Ukrainian–English and Russian–English
Court & Legal Interpreter

Understand the hearing. Make yourself understood.

Ukrainian–English and Russian–English interpreting for court and legal appointments. Share the date and venue to discuss a private booking.

NRPSI 17932 ↗Enhanced DBSUkrainian ↔ English · Russian ↔ English
Services

A clear brief.
The right interpreting.

For solicitors, language service providers and Ukrainian speaking clients. Choose the setting of your assignment.

One named interpreter.A record you can verify.

Direct contact with Larysa, a public NRPSI registration and clearly agreed assignment details. Professional interpreting built around a specific brief.

Credentials ↗
Contact

From instruction
to attendance.

01

Send the essentials

Date, setting, expected duration and venue or platform. Leave out client evidence and sensitive records.

02

Agree the assignment

Receive availability and a written quote, including any minimum booking, travel or preparation.

03

Confirm the booking

The assignment is booked after written acceptance. Practical details and any papers follow by an agreed channel.

Clear fees.
Agreed before you instruct.

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Video & telephone

From £40/ hour

2 hours · minimum booking

Prebooked sessions. Suitability and platform confirmed before booking.

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In-person Court & Legal Interpreting

From £50/ hour

2 hours · minimum booking

Travel and any agreed preparation are quoted separately.

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Court days & complex assignments

Request a written quote for a half day, full day or a matter requiring additional preparation.

All amounts are in GBP. Any applicable VAT, travel, waiting time and additional preparation must be itemised in the written quote. The total and cancellation terms are agreed before a booking is accepted.

Enquiries through the website

Send the brief.
Check availability.

Availability and price confirmed before booking.

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