Interview language

[salamat 0]

To all my fellow Moroccans, i need to know if the beneficiary of the applicant can ask to be interviewed in his or her native language, and if that in itself is a problem ?

I don't know much about the us consular office in Casablanca.

please i need to know because my wife she doesn't speak english

[anitacastillo 0]

You will get more specific answer if you post in the MENA forum.

However, it is standard for the language of the country to be the language of the interview. Don't know if that is her native language.

Also, since she doesnt' speak English, one question will be how do you communicate with each other.

[salamat 0]

Thanks a lot buddy. Of course we are from the same country and we talk the same language.

it just accure to my mind the for some reason she will asked to answer in english and i am a little bit worried about that.

Thans again

[pushbrk 12,892]

Thanks a lot buddy. Of course we are from the same country and we talk the same language.

it just accure to my mind the for some reason she will asked to answer in english and i am a little bit worried about that.

Thans again

My wife was well coached to greet the CO in English and to answer many common questions in English, even though she didn't speak very well. The CO beat her to the punch and greeted her in Mandarin. He did ask if she spoke English and she answered "a little". "Does your husband speak Mandarin?" "A little." The entire interview was in Mandarin. Any language concern relates to how the couple communicates. As long as you have a common language or other acceptable answer, there is no need for English unless that is the native language in the country of interview.

[Hani2007 0]

When I had my interview, the interviewer asked me if I prefer to speak in Arabic or English .

I think it is not a problem to talk in your native language cuz there are translators in the embassy .In addition I know alot of people who had their interviews in Arabic with no problems .

Good luck