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Waiver of Rights to Free Interpretation Services - New York (Yiddish)
This is a legal document that was released by the New York State Department of Health - a government authority operating within New York.
The document is provided in Yiddish.
FAQ
Q: What is a waiver of rights to free interpretation services?
A: A waiver of rights to free interpretation services is a document that allows individuals to voluntarily give up their right to receive free interpretation services.
Q: What does the Waiver of Rights to Free Interpretation Services apply to?
A: The Waiver of Rights to Free Interpretation Services specifically applies to New York and is available in the Yiddish language.
Q: Why would someone sign a waiver of rights to free interpretation services?
A: Someone might sign a waiver of rights to free interpretation services if they prefer to communicate in a language other than English and are willing to pay for their own interpretation services.
Q: Is signing a waiver of rights to free interpretation services mandatory?
A: No, signing a waiver of rights to free interpretation services is voluntary and individuals have the right to refuse to sign it.
Q: What should someone consider before signing a waiver of rights to free interpretation services?
A: Before signing a waiver, it is important to consider if you fully understand the language being used and are comfortable communicating without free interpretation services.
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