How to prepare for USCIS interview for citizenship
Why translation of immigration documents is important
What is the most crucial thing that comes up when you and your family are applying for the immigration process or probably planning to visit the USA on a short-term visa? Well, other than the USCIS interview for citizenship or the USCIS interview for green card nothing could be more eminent or problematic than the improper translation of your documents.
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How to prepare for your USCIS interview
Translation of immigration documents
Important things to keep in mind
Information related to the minor
Translation of immigration documents
The translation of immigration documents is very important and it needs to be done according to USCIS rules. Review our website to see what documents you need to get translated before making any application request to the embassy. Here is a list of personal documents we translate. All the documents you obtain have to be presented in front of the interviewer at US embassy or consulate.
Before requesting the translation of documents, make sure to submit all the non- English language documents including transcripts of your academic papers etc. The translation must include a statement signed by the translator that states that the:
- Translation is correct &
- The translator is experienced in both languages.
In order to help you with the necessary information before stepping inside the US embassy or consular office, you need to fulfill certain mandatory conditions which have been described below.
All those other family members or business partners who are applying to the USA with the specific application needs to submit their documents with proper certified translation in English. The certified translated documents can be obtained either from us or from US embassy or consulate but with higher charges.
Without having these documents you will not be entertained by the US Embassy representative or Consulate.
Information related to the minor, middle and old ages
When showing up for your USCIS interview for citizenship, the child who is at least the age of 14 or under, has to be present in the embassy or consulate. Since the maturity of these age kids is more reflective towards their parent’s representation, both the parents of the kid have to be present at the US embassy. In case one of the parents is not in the city or has any physical reason to not appear in the embassy then the appeared parent has to bring in proof that he/she has the right to sign instead of the missing parent.
The reason for the submission of the non-appeared parent is because it will verify that there is no objection from both the side of letting the child visit the US. The application should be well written and easy to understand.
To all the old age people as grandparents or great-grandparents who are above the age of 80 have no obligation to visit embassy for an interview. Their process for applying to consulate is different and tranquil compared to others.
For the other cases as spouses, student’s business visas, all have to be present with all the translated documents if out of non-native language (English) applying.
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Things you need to keep in mind before interview
- Whenever you are requested to present for the interview at the consulate, never arrive very early or very late. For instance, show up 15 minutes early and always talk to the usher for any query. Timely presence at the consulate is the root key of acceptance for US Visa.
- When appearing at the interview, you are not supposed to take heavy bag or briefcases inside the room. However, you can take one plastic folder with you which can carry all of your relevant documents. Mind it! Always keep the easy to carry plastic folders.
- If making appointments with the embassy, always consider the holiday’s date as consulate is off on holidays or any public holiday as Thanksgiving or Christmas day etc.
- It is to keep in mind as for those who are non-immigrant and trying to support the applicant. Never try to appear or enter with the applicant. As this brings the act of offensiveness for the interviewer at US Embassy. Although for any evidence as a business document, sponsorship reliance you could handover such evidence to the applicant to show at interview if asked.
- Once you enter the embassy. The first thing you have to do is the security check. Once you are done with it present your passport and related documents to the counter. After checking your documents, you will be given a token number and asked to sit in the queue. You have to wait for your turn.
- Keep your ears open and hear the voice of the announcer, your token number with your name will be called out. The visa charges would be applied depending on your origin country and citizenship policies.
Important tips for the applicants
- Whosoever is applying for any type of visa as a student visa, family visa, travel visa or work visa needs to pass the USCIS interview for citizenship or the USCIS interview for green card so they have to be well organized and informed of their purpose of traveling to the country. If you are an applicant applying for a student visa then you should be well converse with the university or the college you are applying for. The traveler needs to be sure which places he is interested to visit and how is his stay planned. You should have precise information about your visit, where you will be staying and where you want to travel.
- When you approach the counter your passport and visa application should be in your hands.
- Never rush to the counter along with other people and starts throwing away your documents from one counter to another.
- Don’t try to bring any faulty documents like bad or not certified translation of immigration documents. Also, do not bring any fraudulent documents or try to be falsely smarter to interviewers. This can call off for your permanent rejection of the visa application.
- Do not only rely on the transparency of your documents as the visa consulates are more focused towards your authenticity and your communication ability.
The USCIS interview for citizenship should not scare you off. You’ll have to appear confident in yourself and well organized during the interview. People knowing exactly what their purpose is always succeed in passing their USCIS interview for citizenship.
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If you choose to move to another country, there is a lot of paperwork that needs to be done. Each country and each jurisdiction has their regulations regarding the documents you need to submit to be granted a visa, a Green Card, or a certificate of citizenship or naturalization.
Which Documents Need to Be Translated?
Immigration process requires specific document need to be submitted and translated into English – whether that document concerns to the sponsoring spouse or the spouse seeking the green card. Some examples include:
- Birth certificate
- Marriage certificate
- Divorce papers (if you were previously married)
- Police records
- Bank statements
- Passport Pages
- Academic & Professional Evidence
- Family Members’ Documents
Why Is Professional Translation the Key?
Several potential immigrants are fluent in both English and the language their documents are in, but they can’t translate their documents.
The fact is that USCIS requires certified translations for all immigration documents and supporting evidence. USCIS prefers that an impartial professional translator who can have the translation notarized be responsible for translating these documents. Even the smallest omission of details can lead to problems, which can delay the whole process.
Where to get translation of immigration documents
The translation of immigration documents is probably the most important thing to keep in mind when applying for the USCIS interview for citizenship. If your personal documents are in any other language than English you will need to submit them along with certified translation for each. Failure to do so, or bad translations can lead to long delays or even rejection of your application, so make sure you choose the best provider for certified translation. Choose us, and you can rest assured the translations will be accepted by USCIS!