You have an obligation to tell the truth and fully cooperate in the interview process which means you must not distort, fabricate or omit facts. If you intentionally distort, fabricate or omit facts, this may have implications on the way your application for asylum will be considered and processed.
An interpreter may be made available to you if required so that you and the eligibility staff are able to communicate. The interpreter is both impartial and neutral and he or she has no role in making decisions about your application.
Everyone attending the interview is under an obligation to keep all information about your application for asylum confidential. The information provided during the interview cannot be shared with anybody outside RAS/UNHCR without your consent. The interviewing officer, the interpreter and other people attending the interview are bound by the confidentiality obligation