Language Resources
At the EDD, we are committed to providing vital information to all, including those who do not speak English as their preferred language.
We offer translation and interpreter services in more than 100 languages at no cost.
If you experienced issues with language access, learn how to submit a complaint.
Translated Resources by Language
To view the translated resources currently available, including translated forms, publications, and contact information to get language help, select a language below. We have provided links to both the English and translated versions of the webpages.
| Translated | English Version |
|---|---|
| عربي | Arabic |
| Հայերեն | Armenian |
| 简体中文 | Chinese, Simplified |
| 繁體中文 | Chinese, Traditional |
| فارسی | Farsi |
| हिंदी | Hindi |
| 日本 | Japanese |
| 한국어 | Korean |
| មន-ខ្មែរ (ខ្មែរ) | Mon-Khmer (Cambodian) |
| ਪੰਜਾਬੀ | Punjabi |
| Русский | Russian |
| Español | Spanish |
| Tagalog | Tagalog |
| แบบไทย | Thai |
| Tiếng Việt | Vietnamese |
No matter your reason for reaching out, we have programs and resources to help you reach your goals. We're here to support you.
To learn more, click on the resources below:
Support you Need Notice (DE 811):
| English | Armenian | Arabic |
| Chinese-Traditional | Chinese-Simplified | Farsi |
| Hmong | Hindi | Japanese |
| Khmer (Cambodian) | Korean | Laotian |
| Punjabi | Russian | Spanish |
| Tagalog | Thai | Vietnamese |
Multilingual Interpretive Service Poster (DE 1210)
Babel Notices:
How to Submit a Complaint
If you did not receive the language access services you need, you can file a complaint with our EEO Office.
Complete the Comments, Suggestions and/or Complaints Form (DE 8123) (PDF).
- Drop off the form at your local EDD office.
- Send by email to the EEO Office.
- Mail to:
EDD EEO Office
PO Box 826880, MIC 49
Sacramento, CA 94280-0001
The form is available in these languages:
Language Access Plan
Review our Language Access Plan for full details about our efforts to provide timely and meaningful multilingual services to limited English proficient (LEP) individuals.
What Californians are Saying
Learn more about how we partnered with community-based organizations to provide support for education and outreach to make EDD benefits and services more accessible to limited English proficient communities.
“The Unemployment Language Opportunity Program (ULOP) grant funding has significantly enhanced The Cambodian Family Community Center’s (TCF) capacity to serve limited English-speaking communities. With this funding, TCF has been able to hire bilingual and bicultural staff members to conduct outreach and engagement within the community.”
– Amina Sen-Matthews
Director of Programs at the Cambodian Family Community Center