Coming up AOS interview and interpreter is needed, can I bring a relative for that or a formal interpreter is what’s needed?

[wintime 0]

I have an interview coming up and in the NOA it says to bring an interpreter for non-English speakers, my wife can speak English but not fluently, so I was thinking to bring my cousin to the interview to interpret for her, but is this ok by the USCIS, or they need a formal interpreter, like they may have a list of interpreters that you have to get from

Any one with the same issue, or have any idea.

Thanks in advance!!!

[sib 7]

Are you able to interprete for her? That probably would be the easiest.

Wishing you luck.

Sib

[Craneman 2]

Are you able to interprete for her? That probably would be the easiest.

Wishing you luck.

Sib

Do you need an interpretor to talk to her?

I do the inperpreting for my wife, while she is learning English.

Looks better if you can communicate with her.

[anitacastillo 0]

At the AOS interview the spouse may not interpret for the other spouse.

To the OP - your cousin should be fine. Our intepreter was a neighbor.

Good Luck!!

[wintime 0]

Thanks to all of the answers, and of course I can talk to her, and I can interpret if USCIS allow me, but I thought the interview goes into two or three parts

first the wife without the husband

then the husband without the wife

then both togather

Am I wrong? I wish they make one interview for both of us, with no interpreter needed

Anyone know how the interview process go, are we going to be seperate or togather

Thanks