Michelle X Huang

1 minute ago, Ben&Zian said:

Still doubt they would allow you to translate, again same issue, not to say you would lie or deceive them during the interview, but think of it from their point of view.

Yeah, I know, I also think they may not allow me to do the translation, because of the relationship.

I think I am misleading everyone now...

He is in the US already, he is now waiting for the Green Card interview, and he is still learning English, thus I doubt if he can communicate fluently with the office during the interview here..

Really? When I contacted USCIS, they say they will not provide translator, if we think we need one, we need to find one ourselves.

I am currently waiting for the interview notice from the mail, and trying to prepare everything ahead.  My husband and I communicate in our own dialect,  he only understands basic English, but when it turns to speaking, he's still unable to communicate with people fluently.  I am thinking to be his translator during the interview.  Is there anyone have any experience on this?  Will the interviewer allow me to be his translator?