Detroit Translation Services

As the largest city in Michigan, Detroit boasts a fantastic history filled with innovations and characteristics that make it unique. It is the oldest city in the Midwest and the only city in the U.S. from which one can look South to Canada. Detroit was the first city in the U.S. to share an automobile traffic tunnel between two nations (U.S and Canada in 1930) and is home to one of the longest international suspension bridges in the world, the Ambassador Bridge.

Global Diversity in Detroit: Driven by immigration, Detroit is home to a growing number of individuals hailing from different countries. Based on a report in 2014 by Global Detroit, nearly 400,000 foreign-born immigrants live in the counties of Macomb, Oakland, Washtenaw,, and Wayne. Metro Detroit’s most populous immigrant group comes from India, followed by Iraq, Mexico, Canada, and China. The city’s other immigrant groups include those coming from Lebanon, Philippines, Germany, Korea, and Poland. Commonly spoken non-English languages are Spanish, Arabic, African languages and other Indic languages.

Michigan hosted 32,015 international students in 2015, many of whom trusted JR Language for certified translation of educational documents.

Detroit is more than just the center of the automotive industry. The city’s growing industries also include healthcare, defense, aerospace and information technology.

Michigan exported $53.2 billion in 2015. The largest markets are Canada, Mexico, China, Germany and Japan. JR Language has helped companies reach these markets with translation and localization services.

JR Language Translation Agency has the right resources to deliver professional, reliable translation services to serve the growing multicultural population in Detroit. Our translation services are also carefully tailored to suit the wide variety of growing industries in Detroit.