08/23/2025
π’ Zomi Research Institute Community Alert
USCIS Ends Free Interpreter Services β Effective September 28, 2025
π Whatβs Changing?
USCIS will no longer provide interpreters for immigration interviews (green cards, asylum, citizenship).
π Applicants must bring their own interpreter starting Sept 28, 2025.
π Official Source: USCIS Facebook Announcement
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Interpreter Rules
Must be fluent in English + your language (Zomi, etc.)
Must be 18 years or older
Cannot be your lawyer, witness, or anyone biased
Must bring a photo ID
Must sign Form G-1256 at the interview with you
π Learn more: USCIS Form G-1256
πΊπΈ Citizenship (Naturalization) Exceptions
You may bring an interpreter only if you qualify for English exemptions:
π΄ 50/20 Rule β Age 50+, 20 years as a permanent resident
π΅ 55/15 Rule β Age 55+, 15 years as a permanent resident
π 65/20 Rule β Age 65+, 20 years as a permanent resident (simplified civics test)
π₯ N-648 Disability Waiver β Medical proof you cannot learn English/civics
π Source: USCIS β Naturalization Exceptions
β οΈ Why This Matters for Zomi Families
Zomi interpreters are hard to find outside Tulsa, Indianapolis, Louisville
Interpreters cost $50β$150/hour
Small mistakes in translation can cause delays or denials
π Real-Life Scenarios
β A Zomi father brings his 17-year-old son β rejected (must be 18+), interview delayed 4 months
β A Zomi asylum seekerβs testimony is mistranslated β credibility harmed, case denied
β A family in Texas cannot find a Zomi interpreter β reschedules, faces 6-month delay
π‘ Zomi Research Institute Recommendations
βοΈ Arrange early β Donβt wait until the last week
βοΈ Verify interpreter β Must be 18+, fluent, impartial, valid ID
βοΈ Bring Form G-1256 β Sign it at the interview, not before
βοΈ Ask for help β Churches, nonprofits, refugee groups may assist
βοΈ Reschedule if needed β Better to delay than risk denial
π Bottom Line:
From Sept 28, 2025, YOU must bring your own interpreter for USCIS interviews.
Plan ahead. Protect your case. Ask your community for support.
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