paccha9999
04-06-2007, 12:16 AM
Hi,
I have heard from a few people that it is less likely to get a visa if the language of interview is a non-english one( because interpreters are known to screw up translations and do not clearly convey the emotions/message of the interviewee). I also got this from a well known consultant a few months ago. I dont know if this is true or if its just a rumour. I wanted to know from the experience of all the members here if this is indeed true.
Thanks in advance....
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I have heard from a few people that it is less likely to get a visa if the language of interview is a non-english one( because interpreters are known to screw up translations and do not clearly convey the emotions/message of the interviewee). I also got this from a well known consultant a few months ago. I dont know if this is true or if its just a rumour. I wanted to know from the experience of all the members here if this is indeed true.
Thanks in advance....
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