Frequently Asked Questions

American Translators Association's 64th Annual Conference, October 25-28, 2023, Miami

What if I have to cancel my conference registration?

I have questions about my registration or would like to purchase an Advanced Skills and Training (AST) Day course. Whom should I contact?

I received an email about purchasing an attendee list. What should I do?

How do I find a roommate, a ride, or more?

Where do I find more information about Miami restaurants, shopping, attractions, discount programs, and more?

Session Information

Which sessions will be recorded?

Can I access handouts prior to a session?

Where do I find session updates?

Why do sessions get canceled?

Policies and Guidelines

What are the attendance and conduct policies?

Are there any safety tips?

What is the dress code?

What if I have to cancel my conference registration?

Conference App

Is there a conference app?

Why can't I find myself in the attendee tab?

Why can’t I chat with another attendee in the conference app?

Where do I update my virtual business card?

How do I share a virtual business card?

Where do I find virtual business cards I received from other attendees?

Why am I not receiving App Notifications?

Continuing Education

Where do I find information on continuing education credits?

Where do I find the credentialed interpreter CE code for court or medical interpreters?

Where do I find the credentialed interpreter CE attendance sheet?

Are there any health and safety guidelines?

COVID Statement

ATA will follow the Miami-Dade County Health Department's requirements for indoor events.
See Current Requirements

Health and Safety

ATA will continue to stay on top of the latest health and safety information in conjunction with the conference hotel, Hyatt Regency Miami, and our conference planning partner, Maritz. We are committed to keeping you safe at ATA64 and will share updates if local requirements change. If you test positive for COVID or exhibit flu-like symptoms, please consider contacting your healthcare provider and reviewing the current Centers for Disease Control COVID guidelines for precautionary measures to reduce the risk of spreading the virus.