What documents to bring to the oath ceremony

[manifest_destiny_tx 0]

Hi,

Has anybody been asked for more documents than the Permanent Resident Card and the invitation at the oath ceremony? On the invitation it says, among other things, to bring "any immigration documents you may have". I would personally interpret that to mean anything they need to collect in addition to the Permanent Resident Card, but what do I know.

I am planning to bring:

- The Permanent Resident Card (obviously),

- My passport (has the visa, I-551 stamps and proves that I did not travel outside the country).

- The "Welcome to America" letter from the adjustment of status,

- Copy of the approval of Removal of Conditions (original was taken by USCIS office),

- Notice that I passed the naturalization interview,

- Invitation to oath ceremony (obviously because they are directly asking for it).

Was anybody asked for anything else and should I bring more documents?

Thank you!

Edited May 19, 2007 by manifest_destiny_tx

[KHURRAM SERAJ 0]

I only took my PR card (green card) and the invitation to the OATH and was asked for nothing more in December

[manifest_destiny_tx 0]

I only took my PR card (green card) and the invitation to the OATH and was asked for nothing more in December

That's pretty much what I would think, thank you.

[kitkat1 5]

If you follow the instructions, you will be fine:

http://www.visapro.com/Download/N-445-Form.pdf

You must bring the following with you:

This letter, WITH ALL THE QUESTIONS ON PAGE 2 ANSWERED. TYPE OR PRINT ANSWERS IN BLACK INK.

Permanent Resident Card.

Any Immigration documents you may have.

If the naturalization application is on behalf of your child (children), bring your child (children).

[manifest_destiny_tx 0]

If you follow the instructions, you will be fine:

http://www.visapro.com/Download/N-445-Form.pdf

You must bring the following with you:

This letter, WITH ALL THE QUESTIONS ON PAGE 2 ANSWERED. TYPE OR PRINT ANSWERS IN BLACK INK.

Permanent Resident Card.

Any Immigration documents you may have.

If the naturalization application is on behalf of your child (children), bring your child (children).

I read the instructions, only they are not quite clear on what exactly "Any Immigration documents you may have" refers to. I now know that from at least one person's experience, it seems to mean what I think it should mean.

[Peggy 1]

How long after you receive your 2 year PR card can you apply for citizenship?

Thanks