On-Demand & Scheduled
USCIS Interpreter Services for Immigration Interviews
Bring a qualified interpreter to your USCIS interview, asylum hearing, or agency appointment. LinguaOne provides immigration interpreter services in more than 100 languages — in person across Minnesota, or by phone and video nationwide.
USCIS
Accepted Translations
U.S.-Wide
Minnesota-Based
Interpreting for Every Setting
Our interpreters work the proceedings where a mistranslated word carries real consequences.
Interpreting, By Language
Select a language to check availability — most languages below can be arranged on short notice.
Five Ways to Get an Interpreter
Every situation is different — pick the format that fits, and switch anytime.
Phone Interpreting
On-demand, no appointment needed. Ideal for quick calls, customer service, and emergencies.
- Connects in under a minute
- Billed per minute
- 12+ languages available now
Video Remote Interpreting
Face-to-face interpreting over video — well suited to medical visits and sensitive conversations.
- Visual cues & body lang. preserved
- Ideal for healthcare & ASL
- Scheduled or on-demand
In-Person Interpreting
An interpreter physically present for appointments, depositions, or meetings.
- Best for legal & high-stakes settings
- Serving Minnesota on-site
- Book 48 hours ahead
ASL Interpreting
Certified American Sign Language interpreters for appointments, events, and education.
- In-person or video
- Deaf & hard-of-hearing accom.
- Education & workplace settings
Conference Interpreting
Simultaneous or consecutive interpreting for multilingual conferences and large events.
- Simultaneous & consecutive modes
- Multi-language event support
- Equipment coordination available
How Booking Works
1
Tell us what you need
Language, date, meeting type, and how long you expect it to run.
2
We match an interpreter
A linguist experienced in business settings and familiar with your industry's terminology.
3
Connect or meet
We'll go over what to bring, including Form G-1256, so nothing holds up the appointment.
4
Get a clear invoice
Transparent hourly pricing with a minimum booking. No surprise fees after the interview.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What’s on your mind?
For most interview types, no — you're responsible for bringing your own. USCIS provides interpreters at some asylum interviews and in limited other circumstances, but for naturalization and adjustment of status appointments, plan to arrange one yourself.
It's the Declaration for Interpreted USCIS Interview. You and your interpreter sign it in front of the officer at the start of the appointment, confirming the interpreter is competent in both languages and will interpret accurately. It's completed on the day, not filed in advance.
USCIS permits it, but it carries real risk. Officers can reject an interpreter whose English isn't strong enough, which ends the interview and reschedules your case — sometimes by months. Relatives also tend to summarize or soften answers without meaning to.
As soon as your interview notice arrives. Field office appointments are scheduled weeks out, and booking early means you're not scrambling if your language is one we need lead time to staff.
We provide in-person interpreters across Minnesota, including the St. Paul field office and appointments in Mankato, Rochester, and surrounding areas. Phone and video interpreting is available nationwide.
Yes. Birth certificates, marriage certificates, police records, and affidavits all need certified translation for USCIS filings. Our immigration translation services cover the full document set with the certification USCIS requires.
For attorney calls and phone appointments, our phone interpreter services connect you to a live interpreter in under a minute with no booking. In-person interview assignments need more lead time.
Interpreting is billed hourly with a minimum booking, and you'll have a fixed quote before the date. Most interviews run one to two hours. For general questions about scheduling and pricing, see our FAQ section.
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