Naturalization Interview Interpretation
Naturalization (N-400) interviews are conducted in English in most cases, and USCIS permits an interpreter only in limited circumstances — for example, certain age-and-residency exemptions or disability-related waivers. Where an interpreter is permitted for your situation, we can review a request to coordinate interpretation support.
What to include in your request
- Your preferred language and dialect
- Scheduled interview date, time, and field office
- Confirmation from USCIS or your attorney that an interpreter is permitted for your case
