Can I be the interpreter for mom's citizenship interview?
Quoted from USCIS " a family member with a personal interest in the outcome of the case might not be allowed to serve as interpreter.
For example, some friends, family members, or persons with financial connections to the interviewee (e.g. business partners) could have either actual conflicts of interest with the interviewee or have a strong personal interest in the interviewee obtaining the immigration benefit at issue such that the proposed interpreter is not able to provide impartial and unbiased interpretation services."
I am already a US citizen so I don't have any personal interest in mom's becoming a US citizen.
Do I need to bring my US passport as a proof?
Please share your experience and ideas. Thanks.
Quoted from USCIS " a family member with a personal interest in the outcome of the case might not be allowed to serve as interpreter.
For example, some friends, family members, or persons with financial connections to the interviewee (e.g. business partners) could have either actual conflicts of interest with the interviewee or have a strong personal interest in the interviewee obtaining the immigration benefit at issue such that the proposed interpreter is not able to provide impartial and unbiased interpretation services."
I am already a US citizen so I don't have any personal interest in mom's becoming a US citizen.
Do I need to bring my US passport as a proof?
Please share your experience and ideas. Thanks.