North Carolina H730 requires state-provided information about services to be translated into the five most common non-English languages spoken at.

North Carolina H730 mandates that information about state services and resources be translated into the five most common non-English languages spoken at home by residents, based on the latest U.S. Census Bureau data. Principal departments must submit information to the Department of Administration for translation. The Department of Administration will contract with a certified translation service to ensure timely translations. If "Chinese" is one of the five languages, the information must be translated into Mandarin. The Department may also translate into Cantonese upon request.

North Carolina H730 requires state-provided information about services to be translated into the five most common non-English languages spoken at.

North Carolina H730 mandates that information about state services and resources be translated into the five most common non-English languages spoken at home by residents, based on the latest U.S. Census Bureau data. Principal departments must submit information to the Department of Administration for translation. The Department of Administration will contract with a certified translation service to ensure timely translations. If "Chinese" is one of the five languages, the information must be translated into Mandarin. The Department may also translate into Cantonese upon request.