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How to Get an Interpreter License in New Hampshire

Interpreter license requirements in New Hampshire — experience, exams, fees, reciprocity, and salary data from State Court System / Certification body (varies).

Experience
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Exam Fee
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Passing Score
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Avg Salary
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Requirements

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Interpreter (No State License) — New Hampshire does not require a state-level interpreter license.

Exam Details

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How to Apply

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1
Register with the state
Register with State Court System / Certification body (varies) before beginning work.
2
Accumulate required experience
Complete — months of supervised work experience.
3
Apply for the exam
Submit your application and — fee through the state portal.
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Pass the exam
questions, —% to pass.
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Receive your license
After passing, your license will be issued. Renew every 2 years.

Fees & Renewal

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FeeAmount

Salary Data

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Interpreters in New Hampshire earn less than the national average. Data from BLS OEWS May 2024.

25th Percentile
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Median
$59,373
75th Percentile
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Mean (average)— / year
Entry level (10th pct)—
Top earners (90th pct)—
Total employed— in New Hampshire
National average$57,090

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Data last verified April 2026. Requirements may change — always verify with the State Court System / Certification body (varies).
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