Citizenship ceremony, Nov 2022

[Soloenta 2,218]

 Hello, been looking all over the internet and USCIS website.  

 Would like to know if I can go with my husband to the ceremony? 

  The letter says nothing about guests.  If it matters this would be for Los Angeles, California,  Nov 21 st. 

  Thank you.

[iwannaplay54 985]

6 hours ago, Soloenta said:

 Hello, been looking all over the internet and USCIS website.  

 Would like to know if I can go with my husband to the ceremony? 

  The letter says nothing about guests.  If it matters this would be for Los Angeles, California,  Nov 21 st. 

  Thank you.

LA - not sure

 

Houston - I attended but they didnt let me in.  It doesn’t take long, I advise to go.  At least you can flip the building off as a team on the way to the parking exit.

[Mobius1 175]

3 hours ago, iwannaplay54 said:

LA - not sure

 

Houston - I attended but they didnt let me in.  It doesn’t take long, I advise to go.  At least you can flip the building off as a team on the way to the parking exit.

 

 

Looking forward to that flip after being done with them once and for all....

 

Hopefully Dallas oath allows. Would be nice to have loved ones join along in such a milestone...

Edited December 15, 2022 by Mobius1

[Soloenta 2,218]

5 hours ago, iwannaplay54 said:

LA - not sure

 

Houston - I attended but they didnt let me in.  It doesn’t take long, I advise to go.  At least you can flip the building off as a team on the way to the parking exit.

  Hahaaa, so funny and I think I will flip them off.

  How totally rediculos of them.  Thank you so much.  🤗

[Soloenta 2,218]

2 hours ago, Mobius1 said:

 

 

Looking forward to that flip after being done with them once and for all....

 

Hopefully Dallas oath allows. Would be nice to have loved ones join along in such a milestone...

  I agree, they made our life a living hell.  This would be a tiny compensation for making us suffer. 🤗

[jackiegringa 419]

13 hours ago, Soloenta said:

 Hello, been looking all over the internet and USCIS website.  

 Would like to know if I can go with my husband to the ceremony? 

  The letter says nothing about guests.  If it matters this would be for Los Angeles, California,  Nov 21 st. 

  Thank you.

I hope you get to be there with your partner. To clarify your post, the ceremony has been scheduled for Nov 21, 2023? Almost a year from now 😱  I see your title has 2022 on it but it is already Dec 15...

Edited December 15, 2022 by jackiegringa

[Bob in Boston 701]

13 hours ago, Soloenta said:

If it matters this would be for Los Angeles, California,  Nov 21 st.

Your late!

[Soloenta 2,218]

9 minutes ago, jackiegringa said:

I hope you get to be there with your partner. To clarify your post, the ceremony has been scheduled for Nov 21, 2023? Almost a year from now 😱  I see your title has 2022 on it but it is already Dec 15...

  Thank you very much, sorry for my confusing you, it's Dec 21/2022 very soon 6 days away.

  He had his test a week ago. Past his test 100% but th we y still made him wait.  This time not 6 years.  Ty again

 🤗 

[Soloenta 2,218]

2 minutes ago, Bob in Boston said:

Your late!

We recieved the letter yesterday.  🤗

[Jorge V 195]

6 hours ago, Mobius1 said:

 

 

Looking forward to that flip after being done with them once and for all....

 

Hopefully Dallas oath allows. Would be nice to have loved ones join along in such a milestone...

The Dallas field office is not currently allowing visitors. My wife has her oath in a few days and this is what it says:

 

Who should come with you? - You may be limited in who may attend your appointment with you in person.

• If you do not speak English fluently and are eligible to take the appointment in a language other than English, you should arrange to have an interpreter come with you to the appointment or be available via phone. If you need a Sign Language Interpreter or Certified Deaf Interpreter, call the USCIS Contact Center at 1-800-375-5283 as soon as possible.
• Your attorney or authorized representative may come with you to the appointment or be available via phone.
• If you have a disability and have an individual who assists you, that individual may come with you.

No mention of anyone else being able to attend.

[Mobius1 175]

11 minutes ago, Jorge V said:

The Dallas field office is not currently allowing visitors. My wife has her oath in a few days and this is what it says:

 

Who should come with you? - You may be limited in who may attend your appointment with you in person.

• If you do not speak English fluently and are eligible to take the appointment in a language other than English, you should arrange to have an interpreter come with you to the appointment or be available via phone. If you need a Sign Language Interpreter or Certified Deaf Interpreter, call the USCIS Contact Center at 1-800-375-5283 as soon as possible.
• Your attorney or authorized representative may come with you to the appointment or be available via phone.
• If you have a disability and have an individual who assists you, that individual may come with you.

No mention of anyone else being able to attend.

It’s such a big milestone. Would have been wonderful to have your loved ones along. Oh well, outside the building and straight to celebration lunch after that will do as well.

[Soloenta 2,218]

25 minutes ago, Jorge V said:

The Dallas field office is not currently allowing visitors. My wife has her oath in a few days and this is what it says:

 

Who should come with you? - You may be limited in who may attend your appointment with you in person.

• If you do not speak English fluently and are eligible to take the appointment in a language other than English, you should arrange to have an interpreter come with you to the appointment or be available via phone. If you need a Sign Language Interpreter or Certified Deaf Interpreter, call the USCIS Contact Center at 1-800-375-5283 as soon as possible.
• Your attorney or authorized representative may come with you to the appointment or be available via phone.
• If you have a disability and have an individual who assists you, that individual may come with you.

No mention of anyone else being able to attend.

Thank you, sad they would do this. 🤗

[Soloenta 2,218]

14 minutes ago, Mobius1 said:

It’s such a big milestone. Would have been wonderful to have your loved ones along. Oh well, outside the building and straight to celebration lunch after that will do as well.

    It's what I'm going to do here in CA.  🤗

[iwannaplay54 985]

2 hours ago, Jorge V said:

The Dallas field office is not currently allowing visitors. My wife has her oath in a few days and this is what it says:

 

Who should come with you? - You may be limited in who may attend your appointment with you in person.

• If you do not speak English fluently and are eligible to take the appointment in a language other than English, you should arrange to have an interpreter come with you to the appointment or be available via phone. If you need a Sign Language Interpreter or Certified Deaf Interpreter, call the USCIS Contact Center at 1-800-375-5283 as soon as possible.
• Your attorney or authorized representative may come with you to the appointment or be available via phone.
• If you have a disability and have an individual who assists you, that individual may come with you.

No mention of anyone else being able to attend.

Houston was the same for us earlier this year

2 hours ago, Soloenta said:

    It's what I'm going to do here in CA.  🤗

Congrats in advance by the way.  Take lots of pics!

[Soloenta 2,218]

1 hour ago, iwannaplay54 said:

Houston was the same for us earlier this year

Congrats in advance by the way.  Take lots of pics!

  Aww thank you very much, what a kind thing to say.  I will for sure, thank you. 🤗💜🤗