Can I bring my unlicensed interpreter to the GC interview ?
There is no U.S. law requiring a license to be in interpreter. You should check if California requires a license to do this. I doubt it.
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There is no U.S. law requiring a license to be in interpreter. You should check if California requires a license to do this. I doubt it.
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