Spanish Interpreter for USCIS Immigration Interviews

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Which Spanish Interpreting Format Is Right? (On-Site, VRI or Phone)

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Every immigration case or USCIS interview is different. That’s why we have a number of interpreting options to meet your needs and timelines.

Spanish Phone Interpreter for Immigration Interviews

Phone interpretation is excellent when you need something simple and quick. Our Spanish-speaking phone interpreters for immigration interviews can get in touch with USCIS officers, lawyers, or clients in only a few seconds. It's great for making last-minute changes or when you're on your way to the interview.

Spanish VRI Interpreter (Video Remote Interpreting)

Our Spanish VRI interpreters provide high-quality, real-time interpretation using secure video platforms for clients who can't meet in person. It's a common choice for USCIS interviews that are done over the phone or when you need quick access without having to travel. VRI gives you the best of both worlds: the clarity of in-person interpreting and the ease of digital access. We train our translators on government communication standards so that every word and sentence is sent correctly and with respect.

Spanish interpreter on site (scheduled or urgent)

Our on-site Spanish interpreters can help you right away in person if you prefer to talk to someone in person. This approach is best for interviews for naturalization, deportation, or credible fear, where getting the details right and showing emotion are very important.
Need help right away? We can send a Spanish interpreter to your immigration appointment as soon as possible in most U.S. cities.

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frequently asked questions

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Yes. If you don't feel completely comfortable speaking or comprehending English, having a Spanish translator for a USCIS interview makes sure that everything is communicated correctly. For interviews, asylum cases, or hearings, the USCIS lets petitioners bring their own certified interpreters.

It's easy. Simply fill out our online form and indicate your city or the address of your USCIS field office. We will connect you with a licensed USCIS Spanish interpreter who is close to you and confirm their availability, even for requests made the same day.

Yes, VRI (Video Remote Interpreting) is generally okay when you don't need to be there in person. For many immigration appointments, it's a quick and safe way to do things. All of our Spanish VRI interpreters have been trained to meet USCIS and regulatory requirements.

It’s in your case’s best interest to hire a certified Spanish interpreter and avoid delays and even a possible denial. A family member can be biased, and legal officers always try to avoid a conflict of interest.