Signatures in certificate of naturalization

[Ed203 0]

Hi,

I recently read forums, specially from 2008, where people mention that they were told to sign their full name in cursive at the oath place. I was not told that in Mount Laurel NJ (May 2010). I signed cursive with no middle name in the picture. I signed cursive in the actual cetificate, first name, middle initial and last name.

They emphasized that we had to check the spelling of your name printed out in the certificate by uscis but not in the signature. My full name was correctly spelled in the certificate so I didnt think about writing my whole middle name when I signed.

Is there any consecuence for not sigining the full name in cursive? I only signed first name, middle initial, last name. It sounds like there is a lot of speculation but not an official answer in this topic.

Thank you,

Edward

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

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[NickD 203]

Just two tests on this issue with the DOS for your US passport and Social Security, actually you can use your US passport for SS, so that leaves it just down to one test, the DOS. If they buy your middle name initial, you are free to go. Probably never show your US certificate again as long as you have a valid US passport, and that can be renewed with your old one.