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Greetings, everyone. I have a quick question I was wondering if you could help me with. My wife is scheduled for her Adjustment of Status interview on Monday. She's Brazilian. She speaks a little English, not a lot. Do we need to have a Portuguese translator there for the interview? Or can I do the translating? We had an outside translator set to go, but she has illness in her family and may not be available. Any other tips for the interview? Thank you very much!

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Greetings, everyone. I have a quick question I was wondering if you could help me with. My wife is scheduled for her Adjustment of Status interview on Monday. She's Brazilian. She speaks a little English, not a lot. Do we need to have a Portuguese translator there for the interview? Or can I do the translating? We had an outside translator set to go, but she has illness in her family and may not be available. Any other tips for the interview? Thank you very much!

We brought our own interpreter, but the io said I could translate instead. I don't think that is standard just depends on the io. Honestly I would try to find someone depending in how strong her English is. Some of the questions are very formally worded. Good luck with your interview!

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We brought our own interpreter, but the io said I could translate instead. I don't think that is standard just depends on the io. Honestly I would try to find someone depending in how strong her English is. Some of the questions are very formally worded. Good luck with your interview!

Thanks for your email. We're going to try to have an interpreter along for the interview. Appreciate your help!

 
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