TRANSLATOR in Turkey

[Zno00o 14]

On 5/22/2022 at 9:51 AM, sangar hamad said:

This is what i got from them 

 

Dear Sir/Madam,

 

 

We would like to inform you that the U.S. Embassy in Ankara provides services in Turkish, Farsi, and English.  You can bring a certified translator and send a copy of the translator's identity card and certification to AnkaraIV@state.gov before the interview. If you fail to bring a certified translator and/or notify us in advance of the certified translator's information, we are unable to conduct the interview and you have to reschedule a new appointment through our service provider's website.   

  

 

Sincerely,   

Immigrant Visa Unit   

U.S. Embassy Ankara, Turkey

I was wondering how the rescheduling process was for you? Did it take a long time to get another scheduled? How often do you have to check for dates?

[sangar hamad 5]

On 6/4/2022 at 4:44 AM, Zno00o said:

I was wondering how the rescheduling process was for you? Did it take a long time to get another scheduled? How often do you have to check for dates?

this is my first schedule, and you almost have to check on every hour to see if there is an empty spot because it gets taking too quick. i did it at the end of may for July 6 -2022 so its not bad gives time to prepare for everything. 

[sangar hamad 5]

On 5/22/2022 at 8:42 PM, Ailene and Ali said:

My Iraqi fiancé interviewed in Ankara in January and used a referral and he is awesome! He has all the required paperwork and has dealt with Ankara embassy. I emailed his certification and few details to embassy prior to interview. Look for  Omer Ejder on Facebook. 

i want to thank you for your help with your recommendation i was able to find a good translator. thanks again.