Know the type of interview (e.g., asylum, green card, naturalization). Understand the language needs of the applicant. Be aware of any specific USCIS guidelines or requirements for interpreters.
office to understand their scheduling process. Ensure you know the correct contact person or department for scheduling.
Submit a formal request to schedule the interview. This can typically be done via phone, email, or through the USCIS online system. Provide necessary details such as the applicant's name, case number, preferred dates, and language requirements.
Ensure that all communications are secure to protect the identities and safety of the individuals. Provide communication in both English and local languages (e.g., Pashto and Dari).
Confirm the identities and employment records of individuals who worked with the US military.
Help with applications for Special Immigrant Visas (SIVs), refugee status, or other relevant immigration processes. Provide access to legal experts who can assist with paperwork and legal hurdles.
Ensure they have access to food, shelter, and medical care.
Offer psychological support services to address trauma and stress.
Coordinate safe travel from their current locations to evacuation points. Ensure that the travel routes are secure and monitored.