Posted by: Bennedict November 7, 2022
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For the immigration forms that I filled out myself (like N-400), I did not put anybody as far as I recall. But for all those cases where lawyers were helping us, they put their names in the preparer section but interpreter section was left out as all my family members were somehow able to handle their immigration interviews themselves. We never required any interpreters.
In your case, this is what I got from some research, you can put your names as preparer and interpreter for now, but during interview, USCIS may require a professional/ independent interpreter and not somebody who belongs to the family like yourself (this is my understanding but I am not 100% sure, please research further if USCIS can accept your as interpreter or if they provide one at the interview upon request). Please check out these links.
My keywords to check were like this.