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I have my oat ceremony tomorrow at long island(100 federal court plaza), what documents should I take with myself other than form N445?what do I expect to happen? how long it takes? any expereince?

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The only things you need to take to the oath ceremony are your green card, your drivers license or government/state issued ID, and the oath letter. If anything has changed since your interview, that relates to the questions on the back of the letter, then take evidence of that. My oath ceremony in Atlanta lasted about 45 minutes, though we were actually there for about an hour and a half as they tell you want will happen in the ceremony. Remember to take a camera or phone to take pictures. Good luck and enjoy your ceremony.

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