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Do not travel on a foreign passport once you become a U.S. citizen. The person who administered our oath and ceremony said that if you do that you might leave the country but you won' get back in.

Guarav......September 26 was the closing for fiscal year 2005, not the calender year. They don't always coincide, especially with government institutions. There's a good chance that you'll be called for a ceremony this year but it'll fall under the INS's (or homeland Security) new fiscal year...

I had my oath ceremony here in Tampa on the 26th of September... about a week ago. I was told by the immigration officer who conducted my interview on August 31 that that was the last ceremony for the year and that I was going to be part of it since they wanted to exceed their "quota" for...

I'm not saying that you're lazy but it always looks better to have a job. My immigration officer asked me questions about my job and my business card was attached by way of paperclip to my passport. It always looks better to be working because if the officer who interviews you percieves you as...

get a job

I forgot to include the overnight mail fee...and additional $27 I believe it was. I paid $127(dep of state incl expedited) + $30(clerk court fee) + $27(overnight mail). For that kind of money I should be able to pick out a customized design and color for my passport, including a trim that will...

you're fine ..relax!!! I know a lady in Miami who was in the same situation as yourself.....she was sworn in as a citizen a month or so later so everything's fine. You'll get your notification within three weeks.

there are businesses(you can find them in the yellow pages) that specialize in obtaining passport in two or three days. They still go through the State Department of course and be prepared to cough up about $400.......

I was nervous giving up my certificate after having obtained it yesterday, but the clerk assure me that they do it all the time and to relax!!!.....LOL. My expedited passport was only $160....what's the the deal with $200+ on your end...??? Looks like you got Shanghai'd and flim-flammed! Oh...

I was sworn in as a U.S. citizen today her in Tampa Florida, and just wanted you all to know how extremely smooth and expeditious the process has been. I obtained my permanent resident status in 1980 but decided to forgo becoming a U.S. citizen out of sheer indolence and procrastination...