Remote Azerbaijani OPI for USCIS – Real-Time Interpreter

Global Impact Group LLC; Raleigh (NC); On-site; USD 39,000 - 48,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote work

Training & development

Career advancement

Job summary

Global Impact Group LLC is seeking Azerbaijani Over-the-Phone Interpreters to support our USCIS contract. Azerbaijani is a rare but essential language for asylum and immigration cases, requiring interpreters who can provide culturally sensitive and accurate communication.

You will provide real-time Azerbaijani-English telephonic interpretation for USCIS officers, applicants, and stakeholders, in immigration, legal, and administrative contexts.

Qualifications

• Native or near-native fluency in Azerbaijani and English.
• 2+ years of professional interpreting experience (immigration, legal, healthcare, or government preferred).
• Familiarity with interpreter ethics, confidentiality, and cultural awareness.
• Excellent telephone communication skills; ability to remain accurate under pressure. Must be a U.S. Citizen or permanent resident eligible for Tier 3/Tier 5 clearance.

Responsibilities

• Provide real-time Azerbaijani English telephonic interpretation for USCIS officers, applicants, and stakeholders.
• Interpret accurately, neutrally, and professionally in immigration, legal, and administrative contexts.
• Maintain confidentiality and comply with USCIS/DHS interpreter standards.
• Handle both scheduled assignments and urgent/surge calls.
• Participate in training, compliance refreshers, and quality assurance reviews.

Skills

Azerbaijani fluency

English fluency

Interpreting experience

Phone interpretation

Job description

Global Impact Group LLC is seeking Azerbaijani Over-the-Phone Interpreters to support our USCIS contract. Azerbaijani is a rare but essential language for asylum and immigration cases, requiring interpreters who can provide culturally sensitive and accurate communication.

You will provide real-time Azerbaijani-English telephonic interpretation for USCIS officers, applicants, and stakeholders, in immigration, legal, and administrative contexts.