Jason Gurvitz is the president and founder of World Language Communications, and has more than 15 years of experience as a Spanish, English, and Portuguese translator, simultaneous interpreter, editor, and Title III (Department of Justice, Department of Defense, and Federal Bureau of Investigation) certified transcriber and translator. He has translated tens of thousands of pages in numerous industries, including immigration, legal, marketing, finance, education, politics, and much more. Mr. Gurvitz has provided translations for numerous organizations and companies, including multiple departments of the federal government, the European Union, car companies, banks, broadcasting networks, supermarket chains, and communications companies.
Mr. Gurvitz has also translated two novels from Spanish into English, and interpreted between Spanish and English for hundreds of meetings and conferences and in a variety of settings, including pre-trail preparation, depositions, hearings, court trials, meetings in state and federal prison systems, phone interviews, legal analysis, and highly classified settings. His experience also extends to the medical setting, clinical trials for pharmaceutical companies, and documents for law firms and agricultural and insurance organizations and companies.
Mr. Gurvitz’s company, World Language Communications, is a leader of U.S. EB-5 translation specialists, and works in the central languages of the EB-5 industry, including Chinese, Russian, Spanish, Vietnamese, Farsi, and Korean, with innumerable other languages. World Language Communications has, among its many clients, EB-5 regional centers, consultants, and law firms throughout the United States. World Language Communications also works with over 4,000 translators from all over the world, who specialize in different technical areas, meaning the translators can translate and interpret for governments and organizations, multinational companies, and a variety of industries.