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Not fluent in English? That is not a problem for your asylum case — as long as you use
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0:58Now PlayingNot fluent in English? That is not a problem for your asylum case — as long as you use interpretation. In fact, if you're not completely comfortable in English, using an interpreter is the right call. Clear communication at your interview is everything, and struggling to express yourself in a second language can genuinely hurt your chances. 🗣️ Some people think speaking English at their interview — even imperfectly — will impress the officer. It won't. What matters is that your story comes across clearly, completely, and with the right nuance. An interpreter makes that possible. ✅ One important difference to know: at the asylum office, you must bring your own interpreter. At immigration court, one is provided for you at no cost. 📋 For help with your asylum case, send the word "CONSULT" to me in a direct message.
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