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You will become citizen once you take oath. same for passport also.

No it was not a judicial oath. I know for sure Judicial oaths are once every four months thats what I was told when I took info pass for my case.

Good for you. Congratulations.

He got his Oath letter by mail in two weeks but schedule date of three weeks. So the entire saga (after the interview lasted) 5 weeks.

Immediately Schedule Info Pass with your local office. They should be able to give you a copy or print out.

Very difficult My friend had 12:30 last week and he did not get same day. usually in ATL I was told after 12:00 PM they will not do it same day.

Like every one said your best bet is go to Indy and take the oath. You do not want to be asking for changing the oath cermany to MI that might cause some more head aches on processing times.

Traffic Voilations from last 5 years is the only thing that you need to put in the application. I had mine from 8 years ago and the officier said that is not necessary.

I do not think procedures are different. the photo should go on to your naturalization certificate that has the full signature on it. I am sure they will ask you to sign the photo when you go for Oath.

I specifically asked about naturalization certificate expiration date, when I got mine last friday. It will never expire and Officer told me "do not loose it then you have to re-apply for re-issuance"

Just pay the tickets and show them the proof when you check in for Oath.

All- I have been trying to understand the process and the details about OCI for previosuly Indian Citizens? how important to have OCI. Please share your thoughts. Raj

thanks to all tsnbagman,Huracan,Xenogear and thedeepsea... thanks to all.

If listening to "Proud to be an American" lyrics at the Oath cermony is moving then it is all about "Proud to be an American". Finally, My journey to be an american after 19 years has come to an end. If any one has any doubts about Atlanta DO's capabilities on customer service please do not...

Mine was for No reason I had same situation with No reason did not mention any thing about two A files are any thing like that but within 45 days of my interview i did recieve my Oath letter and my Oath will be next week.

I feel for you. if it is over 120 days you file a suit infront a judge. (one of my friends did it recently and worked out very well within 30 days or so he got oath done but they asked him to go for fingerprinting again). what is the District Office for you? Raj

Just suggestion. why do you want to throw your hard earned to an attorney for this stuff. If you think your case is a complicated one then do so (you can hire an attorney at any time of the time span of your application) otherwise no need

2BUSCTZN, Ravi1985 and GhantaBro ...thanks. can not wait to be a US citizen after close to 20 years in this country. There is always a teasing piece that came along every time, I guess I am used it by this time :)

All- My appologies on not participating on this board very actively for last couple months . I was kind of depressed on USCIS and very busy with work also. I just noticed some of you tried to contact me also. Here is my story again. I went for my interview on 4/10/08 at 12:30 PM and an...

that is correct.