Costa Rica US Embassy--Are the interviewers usually bilingual?

[erik123 0]

Just wondering if the interviewers at the US embassy in Costa Rica usually speak English and Spanish? Are they ok with applicants who speak Spanish only? Anyone ever heard of any problems resulting from not being able to speak English? This is in regard to K-visas. For purposes of the question, assume the US citizen is bilingual (i.e. no concerns over language barriers in the relationship).

[NESREENSmommy 0]

Just wondering if the interviewers at the US embassy in Costa Rica usually speak English and Spanish? Are they ok with applicants who speak Spanish only? Anyone ever heard of any problems resulting from not being able to speak English? This is in regard to K-visas. For purposes of the question, assume the US citizen is bilingual (i.e. no concerns over language barriers in the relationship).

All Consulates/Embassies have translators. Not to worry.

Edited November 27, 2009 by NESREENSmommy

[erik123 0]

Just wondering if the interviewers at the US embassy in Costa Rica usually speak English and Spanish? Are they ok with applicants who speak Spanish only? Anyone ever heard of any problems resulting from not being able to speak English? This is in regard to K-visas. For purposes of the question, assume the US citizen is bilingual (i.e. no concerns over language barriers in the relationship).

All Consulates/Embassies have translators. Not to worry.

Thanks.