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WHO MAY ACCOMPANY ME TO THE INTERVIEW?

You may bring family members if they will assist you in applying by helping with translation. Our office employs fluent speakers of Mandarin, Cantonese, Hokkien, Malay, and Tamil, so you should not need translators for these languages. If you do not speak one of these languages and you are unable to converse in English, you should bring someone to translate for you as otherwise we will not be able to complete your interview and you will be required to apply in your home country. You may bring an immigration attorney if you wish, although the attorney may not participate during your visa interview unless asked by the interviewing officer.

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