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I understand I'll need to check off the boxes on the back of the oath letter on the day of the ceremony. But a few questions:

1. I'm confused as to when I need to sign, in front of the person before handing it over?

2. For the "City and State" - is this where the oath ceremony is located (in my case Los Angeles, CA), OR, my home address?

3. Same goes for "Full Address and Zip Code" - are they referring to the oath ceremony location, or my home address?

4. It says to bring "Any other Immigration documents you may have in your possession" - does it include all the letter notices back from AOS and ROC? Or JUST my 2 year + 10 year green cards, and worker's permit?

5. One more about the signature, I've researched a lot and found mixed answers on it. I didn't do a name change. Do I sign my regular gibberish signature (that I've done for ALL my immigration paperwork) or a formal readable version (that I've never done before..ever)?

I have my oath tomorrow (sorry for it being last minute!!). Thank you!!

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jtaylor   8

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Your signature is your signature. You sign it daily. There is no need to change it based on what you are signing.

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Canadianmamaof2   1

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1- sign on oath date. Just make sure the date is the same as the oath date.

2- home address

3- home address

4- green cards/work permit.

5- keep signature consistent. Use the one you have signed everything for.

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I understand I'll need to check off the boxes on the back of the oath letter on the day of the ceremony. But a few questions:

1. I'm confused as to when I need to sign, in front of the person before handing it over?

2. For the "City and State" - is this where the oath ceremony is located (in my case Los Angeles, CA), OR, my home address?

3. Same goes for "Full Address and Zip Code" - are they referring to the oath ceremony location, or my home address?

4. It says to bring "Any other Immigration documents you may have in your possession" - does it include all the letter notices back from AOS and ROC? Or JUST my 2 year + 10 year green cards, and worker's permit?

5. One more about the signature, I've researched a lot and found mixed answers on it. I didn't do a name change. Do I sign my regular gibberish signature (that I've done for ALL my immigration paperwork) or a formal readable version (that I've never done before..ever)?

I have my oath tomorrow (sorry for it being last minute!!). Thank you!!

1- sign on oath date. Just make sure the date is the same as the oath date.

2- home address

3- home address

4- green cards/work permit.

5- keep signature consistent. Use the one you have signed everything for.

City and state need to be the location of the oath. If you live in Galveston, TX, but you are taking the oath in Houston, TX, then you put down Houston, TX.

A recent poster mentioned that at his oath, they crossed out his home city and state and put in the city and state of the oath.

It says "Signed at" and they mean where you handed in the form.

For a review of each step of my N-400 naturalization process, from application to oath ceremony, please click here.

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Jimmy, so oath location on city and state, what about full address and zip code?

I've read on another thread the oath location is on city and state, but home address on "full address and zip code". Mixed answers, ah!

I think that's right.

The first part asks where it was signed, which should be the oath location.

The second line asks for your address, which is were you live.

For a review of each step of my N-400 naturalization process, from application to oath ceremony, please click here.

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JimmyHou   611

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For anyone who is curious, a sample oath letter is shown towards the end of the link in this post: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/531322-what-to-expect-at-the-naturalization-oath-ceremony/?p=7425377

For a review of each step of my N-400 naturalization process, from application to oath ceremony, please click here.

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Well I crossed mine out and corrected that. Hopefully that won't be an issue. Thank you jimmyhou!

I hope I'm right so that you don't have to cross it out again and change it back!

For a review of each step of my N-400 naturalization process, from application to oath ceremony, please click here.

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You guys are right. I have done my oath ceremony this morning.

The first part is where your oath ceremony is holding. The date is Your oath day and the second part is full address where you live. Hope this can help you.

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Sep 15 2011 - married


Sep 26 2011 - applied for AOS


Sep 28 2011 - my pkt delivered in Chicago


Sep 30 2011 - Received email of NOA for AOS,EAD,and AP


Oct 03 2011 - applied for SSN


Oct 04 2011 - received hard copy of NOA for AOS,EAD, & AP


Oct 08 2011 - received biometrics appt. letter in the mail


Oct 21 2011 - biometrics appt. @1pm at Sacramento USCIS


Nov 18 2011 - got email notification of interview date


Nov 21 2011 - got hard copy NOA for my interview


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Dec 27 2011 - received welcome letter in the mail


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Sep 24 2013 - mailed my package


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Oct 07 2013 - received biometrics appt. letter in the mail (for 10/23/2013)


Oct 23 2013 - Biometrics at Sacremento USCIS


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Sep 24 2014 - mailed my package


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Oct 04 2014 - received bio apt letter


Oct 21 2014 - biometrics


Nov 03 2014 - received yellow letter


Nov 24 2014 - received notification of in-line for interview


Dec 06 2014 - received interview letter in mail


Jan 05 2014 - Interview "PASSED", received letter for the oath ceremony


Jan 21 2014 - Oath Ceremony :dancing:

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