can spouse give gc interview in regional language?

[nd2014]

Ok so I filed for my spouse's gc.. I am myself is dependent on my brother and now he comimg as a dependent on me.. which makes him dependent on my brother who also has his wife and mother dependent on him..
Ok so my question is my spouse has a problem of stuttering (when he gets conscious) . So we were thinking to use that language in which he is more confertable.
But we are scared, visa person might reject on the basis of him not giving interview in english, as if he cant give interview how he will work and earn and support himself...

May be I am thinking way too much but its the matter of my spouse

All answers are appreciated

[rayb]

English fluency is not a requirement for a Green Card interview. USCIS offices will allow paid interpreters or family members to assists with translation, but I believe permission must first be obtained (not sure of protocol for last).

--Ray B

Ok so I filed for my spouse's gc.. I am myself is dependent on my brother and now he comimg as a dependent on me.. which makes him dependent on my brother who also has his wife and mother dependent on him..
Ok so my question is my spouse has a problem of stuttering (when he gets conscious) . So we were thinking to use that language in which he is more confertable.
But we are scared, visa person might reject on the basis of him not giving interview in english, as if he cant give interview how he will work and earn and support himself...

May be I am thinking way too much but its the matter of my spouse

All answers are appreciated

[nd2014]

what if their is the option of giving Interview in regional language.

Thanks Ray for helping.
If we have options to give interview in regional language, can we give that?
As you say its not a requirement for green card interview but still want to be sure about it.
Thanks

[rayb]

A Green Card applicant at the interview does not have to be fluent in English, but it is your responsibility to provide an interpreter or be there as a family member to translate. bUt you should advise USCIS in advance of the interview what the language requirement is.

--Ray B

Thanks Ray for helping.
If we have options to give interview in regional language, can we give that?
As you say its not a requirement for green card interview but still want to be sure about it.
Thanks