Wisconsin Administrative Code (Last Updated: January 10, 2017) |
Agency SPS. Department of Safety and Professional Services |
Chapters 1-299. Professional Services |
Chapters SPS200-. Sign Language Interpreters |
Chapter SPS202. Sign Language Interpreters; State Residency Exemption |
Section 202.02. Requirements for request.
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- (1) Unlicensed interpreters requesting an exemption under either s. SPS 202.01 (1) or (2) shall submit a written request to the council stating the rationale for such request, and provide any documentation that supports the request.(a) Information to support that the criteria stated in s. SPS 202.01 (1) has been met.(b) The identity of the individual to whom services will be provided.(c) The duration of the exemption being requested.(d) The setting for which the exemption is requested.(e) The unlicensed interpreter's educational and training background.(f) Where, when, and from whom the unlicensed interpreter learned sign language.(g) The unlicensed interpreter's knowledge of sign language and deaf culture.(h) Any other special training or experience of the requestor in working with persons who are deaf, deaf-blind, or hard of hearing, or with persons with other disabilities.(i) The unlicensed interpreter's experience with interpreting.(j) The unlicensed interpreter's knowledge of the code of ethics for DSPS-licensed sign language interpreters.(k) The unlicensed interpreter's relationship to and how long the unlicensed interpreter has known the consumer for whom services will be provided.(L) Where, if applicable, the unlicensed interpreter is employed.(a) Information to support that the criteria stated in s. SPS 202.01 (2) has been met.(b) The identity of the consumer to whom services will be provided.(c) The duration of the exemption being requested.(d) The setting for which the exemption is requested.(e) The unlicensed interpreter's educational and training background.(f) Where, when, and from whom the unlicensed interpreter learned sign language.(g) The unlicensed interpreter's knowledge of sign language and deaf culture.(h) Any other special training or experience of the unlicensed interpreter in working with persons who are deaf, deaf-blind, or hard of hearing, or with persons with other disabilities.(i) The unlicensed interpreter's experience with interpreting.(j) The unlicensed interpreter's knowledge of the code of ethics for sign language interpreters.(k) Where, if applicable, the unlicensed interpreter is employed.(4) Documentation to support the request for exemption may include, if appropriate, any of the following:(a) Letter of support from the individual receiving services or their legal guardian.(b) Medical documentation for the individual receiving services.(c) Letter of support from a teacher or other school personnel.(5) The council may, in its discretion, request an appearance before the council by the unlicensed interpreter requesting the exemption to provide further information in support of the request.(6) The council may not grant an exemption under s. SPS 202.01 for individuals who are waiting to take a test for the National Association for the Deaf, Inc., or for test results, or for certification by the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, or for verification from the Wisconsin Interpreting and Transliterating Assessment, or for other certification or verification required for licensure under s. 440.032 (3) , Stats.
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