We need a translator for our Adjustment of Status marriage interview. Can I request a translator? My spouse does not speak English very well.
Answer:
According to the Adjudicator’s Field Manual, if your spouse exhibits difficulty in speaking or understanding English arrangements can be made for an interpreter.
It is recommended the interpreter not be a friend or relative, but this is at the discretion of the Immigration Officer. A USCIS or DHS employee can also be an interpreter. Bring an interpreter if you can otherwise ask for one.
Submitted by: Stacy V. of Detroit, Michigan, USA
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