Question 1

What qualifications do you require for USCIS interpreters?

Accepted Answer

We require demonstrated professional interpretation experience, fluency in English and the target language, and familiarity with immigration terminology. You must meet USCIS interpreter requirements (at least 18, neutral, not a party to the case).

Question 2

Is the work remote or in person?

Accepted Answer

Both. In-person assignments take place at USCIS field offices in Boston, Lawrence, New York, Queens, Newark, Miami, and Orlando. Phone interpretation is nationwide and fully remote.

Question 3

How are interpreters compensated?

Accepted Answer

Compensation is competitive and based on the assignment type, language, and duration. Details are discussed during onboarding.

Question 4

Which languages do you recruit for?

Accepted Answer

We welcome qualified interpreters in any language to apply.