USCIS On-Site Interpretation Services
In-person interpretation for interviews and related proceedings
Qualified interpreters, available nationwide.
Overview
The Right Interpreter, In Person,
When It Matters Most
USCIS interviews call for a qualified interpreter physically present with the applicant. Translate.Law's AI scheduling system sources and matches the best-fit interpreter for your language, location, and timing, so a qualified professional shows up ready to interpret consecutively. Pricing is per hour or per day, depending on the length and scope of the interview or proceeding.
Process
How On-Site USCISInterpretation Works
- 01
Tell Us Your Details
Share your language, location, and interview date.
- 02
We Match You
Our AI scheduling system matches and confirms a qualified interpreter ahead of time.
- 03
Confirmation
You receive your interpreter's details before the interview.
- 04
On-site
The interpreter attends in person and interprets consecutively during the interview.
Frequently Asked Questions About USCIS On-Site Interpretation
If English isn't your preferred language for the interview, yes. USCIS requires a qualified interpreter to accompany you, and USCIS does not allow a relative or someone connected to the case to serve in that role. Translate.Law provides a qualified interpreter for your interview.
Yes. In addition to interpretation, Translate.Law also provides certified translations for your USCIS filing, so we can handle both under one service.
Spanish interpretation is $99 per hour. Common languages such as French, Portuguese, German, Chinese, and Haitian Creole are $120 per hour. Other languages are $150 per hour. The minimum booking time for USCIS appointments is 2 hours.
We recommend booking as soon as you have your interview date, since qualified interpreters are limited and availability can fill up quickly. A 10% deposit secures your reservation and guarantees your interpreter for that date.
