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During the interviews, do they interview the fiance in their native tongue? or is it always in English? I just got into a big fight with my fiance over the phone about this. Someone give me some insight on this?
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another question is, can i have a lawyer there for translation purposes? or is that asking too much? -
Our embassy used her native language during the interview and while checking her paperwork.My Fiancee arrived here on a K-1 VISA.
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Anyone here has experience with asian Countries regarding interview process?Comment
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Cannot speak for Asian countries but it is still the US Embassy. Their goal is to ascertain admissibility. Thus, every chance must be given to the applicant to express themselves without a language barrier. Not knowing English at this juncture cannot be turned in to a liability as it would be blatantly unfair.
And as I recall, from recent experience, my wife was asked questions in English. The ones she appeared not to understand immediately, were quickly repeated by the interviewer (DOS staffer) in my wife's native tongue. I must say the staffer's fluency was impressive (I was able to overhear the entire interview)Comment
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Bernie,Russell,
THank you to both of you guys. The information provided was immensely helpful.
On a note to this, I-129f is going to be sent out today via next day air. Wish me luck people =)Comment
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Good luck and God SpeedComment
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