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Korean to English and English to Korean by native human translators.
View translation service →For USCIS, US courts, universities, and credential evaluators (WES, ECE, IEE).
View certified service →In-person, telephone, video remote, and court interpreting nationwide.
View interpreting service →Over-the-phone Korean interpreting that connects in minutes.
View phone interpreting →Court-experienced Korean interpreters for depositions and hearings.
View legal services →Audio and video Korean transcription, with optional English translation.
View transcription service →Korean is spoken by about 80 million people, almost evenly split between North and South Korea, plus a Korean-American population of around 1.1 million centred on Los Angeles (Koreatown), New York, Atlanta, Dallas, and Northern Virginia. Translation work splits between two distinct flows: K-Pop, gaming, and Samsung-and-LG-driven business content on one side, and the Korean family register (gajokgwangyejeungmyeongseo), passports, and church documents needed for USCIS on the other. Korean uses Hangul, an alphabet designed in the 15th century — efficient, phonetic, and unrelated to Chinese characters despite Korean's earlier history of using them.