How to File a Complaint Against an Interpreter or CART Provider


Filing a Complaint

File an Online Complaint

Other Ways to File a Complaint

    Complaints will also be accepted via phone, email or mail, directed to:

    Kim Johnson, Social Service Program Specialist II
    Department of Health and Human Services
    Aging & Disability Services Division
    3208 Goni Rd., Bldg. I-181
    Carson City, NV 89706
    Voice/Text: (775) 515-5452

    Relay: 7-1-1
    Email: InterpreterRegistry@adsd.nv.gov

      Who can file a complaint?

      The only people who can file a complaint against a registered interpreter are those who are party to and aware of the alleged violation. The Division receives the complaint and decides if it has merit.

        What action will the Division take?

        If the Division finds the complaint has merit, the Division will:

        • Direct the complain to the provider's certifying body; or
        • Assign an investigative committee; or
        • An investigative committee will consist of:
          • One program specialist from the Division
          • One person who is deaf or HoH, and
          • One service provider who is registered
            • Each member must sign a confidentiality agreement and not have a conflict of interest in the outcome.
            • Utilize the services of a mediator certified by RID; or
            • Intervene if agreed upon.

          Note: RID will not accept complaints from the Division. Their policy requires that complaints come only from consumers. Consumers can direct their complaints to RID’s Ethical Practices System if they know the interpreter is certified by RID.

            Contact

            Kim Johnson
            Aging and Disability Services Division
            Voice/Text (775) 515-5452