Becoming Licensed to Work in West Virginia
Becoming Licensed to Work in West Virginia
As you may or may not know, for you to continually work in the state of West Virginia, through HIS Sign or independently, you need to be registered and licensed with the West Virginia Registry of Interpreters (WVRI). You may work in West Virginia for up to 10 days annually without being licensed, but in order to work more than 10 days annually, you must be licensed by WVRI.
What you need to do?
1. If you are currently licensed with WVRI, please send a copy (photo or scan) to
2. If you are not licensed and you currently or at some point in the future you plan on working in West
Virginia for HIS Sign (for any period of time):
a. Print the “WV Registry of Interpreters” Application found at
https://www.wvdhhr.org/wvcdhh/interpreters/wvri%20app.pdf.
b. Follow the instructions found on the application.
c. Upon receiving your license, please send a copy (photo or scan) to TerpAdmin@HISsign.com.
If you have any additional questions use our contact page or call us at 877-458-7408 x2.
We appreciate your dedication to professional standards and helping us grow!
The HIS Sign Team