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Been a member for a while now, but have not posted and wanted to provide some information about interpreters.

Just had our AOS interview at the NYC office and was approved on the spot. No real questions, just very casual conversation, and did not look or take at any of the documents we brought with us.

The reason we wanted to post is because we wanted to let everyone know that the NYC office does provide interpreters for the AOS interview. We had hired a chinese-engligh interpreter to be available via phone for our interview, however, after arriving at the office, we were notified that chinese(mandarin) interpreters are provided at the NYC office. Ultimately, an interpreter was not used, but we did want to let everyone know about this service. We also still recommend everyone to hire their own interpreter, just in case. This is a very important step in the process, and if you need an interpreter, just hire one. Don't rely on their interpreters.