Signiture on forms on naturalization interview

[bluebird80 4]

Hi, so I had my naturalization interview today. I was really stressed out. The officer made some changes to my application (mainly since we had moved since submitting it and we had a new address) at the end of which there was a form for me to sigh saying the changes were good to go. Well. I wanted to double check so in the midst of signing the forms I stopped and asked to look at the changes, We did but then I think we never went back to the forms and I may have forgotten to complete them all the way. (E.g. there may be a date missing and I am pretty sure I only signed in English- I usually sign in both English and in my native language). I am also not sure I remembered to sign and date all the parts I had to sign correctly.

I have a date for the oath, but now I am worried that I may have missed signing on important portions during the interview.

[gregcrs2 1,778]

Stop worrying!! Nothing to do about a perceived problem until it exists.

[bluebird80 4]

now that I think of it I think I only signed in English on all of it. I hope they don't decide my signiture is inconsistent (when filing I signed in both English and my native language, and I had consistently signed in both languages throughout my GC application etc in the past). I really don't want any delays or issues because of this. Sigh.

[squareleg 69]

Stop worrying. It can have an effect on....