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The document is an interpreter invoice template for the United States District Court in the Northern District of California, detailing billing procedures for interpreter services under the Criminal Justice Act. It specifies an hourly rate of $80, outlines how to calculate total time including travel, and provides sections for personal and case information, as well as expense claims.

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Begin by entering your personal information in the 'Interpreter Name', 'Street Address', 'City', 'State', and 'Zip Code' fields. This ensures that your invoice is properly attributed.
Fill in the 'Attorney Name' and the 'Date of Service'. Make sure these details are accurate as they are crucial for processing your invoice.
Input the 'Case Number' and 'Defendant' information. This helps in identifying the specific case related to your services.
Record your service time by specifying the start and end times. Calculate total time, including travel, converting it into 6-minute increments as per guidelines.
Document travel details, including departure and arrival locations, mileage, and any tolls incurred. Ensure all calculations are precise for reimbursement purposes.
Finally, sum up all expenses under 'Total Compensation & Expenses Claimed' to complete your invoice before submission.

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It is necessary for courts to provide interpreters to all parties who require one. Courts may provide an interpreter in any civil case at no cost to the parties, regardless of the income.

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