Oath in Los Angeles?

[amnonbabs 0]

Ok, So I got my interview letter which I know should make me happy but the problem is it is in December 11, right before a trip I planned back to my country to my brother's wedding (my trip is the 14). My frustration is how would I leave and come back??? And I already bought the tickets

If I have the oath ceremony the same day they'll take away my green card and then how do I come back home? And if they don't give me the Oath ceremony the same day, can I tell the officer I need the Oath to be in January since my plane leaves the 14th and I come back the 28th?, what do they usually do in Los Angeles, oath same day or do they call you in?

Please help!, I am so frustrated, I don't want to miss my bro's wedding but I also don't want to not get my citizenship

[moonhunt 1]

Ok, So I got my interview letter which I know should make me happy but the problem is it is in December 11, right before a trip I planned back to my country to my brother's wedding (my trip is the 14). My frustration is how would I leave and come back??? And I already bought the tickets

If I have the oath ceremony the same day they'll take away my green card and then how do I come back home? And if they don't give me the Oath ceremony the same day, can I tell the officer I need the Oath to be in January since my plane leaves the 14th and I come back the 28th?, what do they usually do in Los Angeles, oath same day or do they call you in?

Please help!, I am so frustrated, I don't want to miss my bro's wedding but I also don't want to not get my citizenship

If you think your trip is more important, you can reschedule the interview.

It will delay another month or two.

But at least, you can have safe feeling for your trip.

It will delay a couple of month for US citizenship, but that's something you have to pay for your trip.

[Flames9_RN 358]

There are directions on the NOA if you can't make the interview. I would goto the wedding!! Just state that you wil lbe out of country attending your brothers wedding

[Chikikiki 0]

You don't take the oath at the interview.

You have to pass the interview, then get the results letter about 2 weeks later with the oath ceremony date.

[Flames9_RN 358]

You don't take the oath at the interview.

You have to pass the interview, then get the results letter about 2 weeks later with the oath ceremony date.

SOME office do the interview and letter the very same day. Fairfax VA does it that way

[Chikikiki 0]

You don't take the oath at the interview.

You have to pass the interview, then get the results letter about 2 weeks later with the oath ceremony date.

SOME office do the interview and letter the very same day. Fairfax VA does it that way

Sure, but in Los Angeles we are talking about ~5,000 oath takers at one time at the LA convention center.

They usually have two sessions for a total of ~10,000 oath takers on a scheduled day.

The line zig zags about 300 yards before the doors open.

I'm sure its nice and personal to have a small ceremony instead of our massive get together in LA.

Regardless of the huge number, it's still nice a nice ceremony.