Oath certificate signature

[Lona.C. 16]

I have a question about the Oath certificate signature ,

do I sign it the full name including my middle name ( which I never use when I sign my name on document , but it is on the cert ) 

and do I sign it my regular signature that no one can usually read or  cursive and make it readable ?

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20 minutes ago, Lona.C. said:

I have a question about the Oath certificate signature ,

do I sign it the full name including my middle name ( which I never use when I sign my name on document , but it is on the cert ) 

and do I sign it my regular signature that no one can usually read or  cursive and make it readable ?

I'm curious about this as well.  What I've heard from others around here, is that you are expected to sign your name however it appears on the certificate (if the certificate includes your middle name, you would include your middle name).  I would imagine it would be in simple cursive, but readable of course...my "regular" signature is just my first initial and last name incorporated together...so doubt that would be acceptable to them on the actual certificate itself.

Edited September 16, 2017 by Going through

[Lona.C. 16]

2 hours ago, Going through said:

I'm curious about this as well.  What I've heard from others around here, is that you are expected to sign your name however it appears on the certificate (if the certificate includes your middle name, you would include your middle name).  I would imagine it would be in simple cursive, but readable of course...my "regular" signature is just my first initial and last name incorporated together...so doubt that would be acceptable to them on the actual certificate itself.

thank you that is what I heard too , but i also heard to sign as you would when signing a check ,

which does not include my middle name and is like a DR signature ,lol a scribble 

so if there are a few others who already signed the cert am interested on how you signed it 

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1 minute ago, Lona.C. said:

thank you that is what I heard too , but i also heard to sign as you would when signing a check ,

which does not include my middle name and is like a DR signature ,lol a scribble 

so if there are a few others who already signed the cert am interested on how you signed it 

Yeah my GC signature is my normal everyday signature...

 

I found this on another forum about it---seems many people were told a specific way at the oath ceremony, might help you:

 

http://forums.immigration.com/threads/how-do-i-sign-my-certificate-of-naturalization.236460/

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Btw---just noticed you had your oath two days ago---congrats  

[marcusa 31]

Signature is different from PRINT name

[Lenchick 133]

9 hours ago, Lona.C. said:

I have a question about the Oath certificate signature ,

do I sign it the full name including my middle name ( which I never use when I sign my name on document , but it is on the cert ) 

and do I sign it my regular signature that no one can usually read or  cursive and make it readable ?

What Is oath certificate? Certificate of Naturalization?

[Lona.C. 16]

6 hours ago, Going through said:

Btw---just noticed you had your oath two days ago---congrats  

Thank you  

[Lona.C. 16]

9 minutes ago, Lenchick said:

What Is oath certificate? Certificate of Naturalization?

oops yes my brain is still in excitement mode I can't think straight, lol .  I meant Certificate of Naturalization 

[Lenchick 133]

4 minutes ago, Lona.C. said:

oops yes my brain is still in excitement mode I can't think straight, lol .  I meant Certificate of Naturalization 

So you already got your certificate then and the question is not relevant any longer? 

 

The certificate has an electronic signature next to the picture and a handwriten signature like in a passport On the line after the words "I certify that the description given is true..."

[Frage 67]

I signed with my regular signature. Same as the one next to the picture.

[Lona.C. 16]

15 hours ago, Frage said:

I signed with my regular signature. Same as the one next to the picture.

ok great that's what I needed to know thank you