Spanish Interpreter · Marriage-Based Green Card · Fairfax, Virginia
I'm Sebastián. At a marriage-based interview your spouse is a witness in the case, and Form G-1256 says the interpreter can't be a witness. Officers almost never make an exception for the petitioner. I handle your case personally: we talk before your appointment, and on the day of your interview at the USCIS office in Fairfax, an interpreter I trust completely — usually me — is with you both from start to finish.
The Fairfax interview is conducted in English. USCIS does not provide an interpreter for adjustment of status interviews. I make my own way to the office — no pickup needed.
WhatsApp (202) 799-8164. I confirm availability within minutes.
Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, or cash. The balance is due on interview day.
I walk you through what to expect, we review key terms, and I answer any questions.
I meet you at 2675 Prosperity Avenue, Fairfax. We go in together and I stay with you both from start to finish.
At a marriage-based interview, your spouse is a witness in the case. Form G-1256 states that the interpreter cannot also be a witness. Officers almost never make an exception for the petitioning spouse.
No. USCIS does not provide interpreters for adjustment of status interviews. If your spouse arrives without one and can't communicate in English, they will reschedule your appointment.
No. The USCIS Washington Field Office in Fairfax conducts interviews in English. Officers here do not conduct the interview in Spanish.
$595 flat fee, all inclusive. $300 to hold your date, the rest on interview day. I accept Zelle, Venmo, PayPal, or cash.
Let me know as soon as possible. I'll work with you to find a new date. Rescheduling terms are agreed at the time of booking.
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