Simly put "no" you cannot be a certified interpreter without having any qualified licensed ASL school experience. However, with enough practice and experience communicating you can learn just as much or more than an average certified ASL interpretor.
The actual process of becoming a certified interpreter varies from state to state. Plus there is a "National Certification" that is available.
Contact your state's division of occupational licensing and ask them what is required to work for pay as an interpreter in your state. They may refer you to some other department such as the "Division of Interpreter Services," the "State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services," or the "Division of Services to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing." Keep calling around until you find the right department. Most "local Deaf centers" should be able to give you some idea of whom to call. Or you could ask them to help you track down a working interpreter and take him or her out to lunch and ask questions.
The national organization is http://www.rid.org/
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