When to sign it and what other immigration documents?

[vj99999 0]

Hello Dear Friends at Forum:

My oath will be in a few days. I have two questions:

*When should I sign the oath letter. Is it signed in the presence of some authority/officer...so should I wait until someone ask me to sign it in his/her presence before ceremony?OR I can sign it as soon as I enter the court room without telling someone that I am signing it? what should I do?

I will take my green card, Oath letter and passport.

*But in the oath letter, what is this "any other immigration document" they are asking to bring? What else exactly should I take with me?

Hope to hear from you soon.

Thanksss a lot :help:

[bonnerbonner 6]

Sign it once you get to your oath ceremony, does not have to be in front of anyone. You don't need your passport unless you travelled after your interview. Just the oath letter & green card.

[Brother Hesekiel 2,236]

You fill out the back of the N-445 when you are in the building. You can't do it earlier as you don't know beforehand if you will get pulled over on the way to the Oath Ceremony, and since you are doing this under the thread of perjury and naturalization is a very serious thing for most people, you'll do it just before you get ready to surrender your Green Card. At the same time you will sign the form. You can do it before getting in line, while in line, or when you face an immigration officer who will ask you to show the form and your Green Card. Doesn't matter.

You'll need your current Green Card (keep all others, if applicable), your passport just in case you'll be asked for it (unlikely unless you did travel between interview and oath), and a pen.