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MexiCheyenne   1

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We will have our interview in Ciudad Juarez. I would like to hear from those who have needed a translator for the interview. My husband only speaks spanish but I and our son are both bilingual. Anyway will he need to bring a translator or with one be provided? I am unsure if those conducting the interview always speak spanish as well.

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hi

he doesn't need a translator, it will be in Spanish,

in Juarez, they only let in the person having the interview unless the person is a minor or an elderly that has trouble walking or someone with special needs

the translator is mostly needed when the interview is in the US

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it will be in Spanish... NO INTERPRETER NEEDED

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