Correct. The picture that is taken during your interview.you mean on the day of the interview right? on my interview date the officer took my picture. that is the pic that is used?
So no picture is taken on the oath ceremony right?
Correct. The picture that is taken during your interview.you mean on the day of the interview right? on my interview date the officer took my picture. that is the pic that is used?
So no picture is taken on the oath ceremony right?
Thanks for the infoCorrect. The picture that is taken during your interview.
Can you please tell me that only thing i need to bring for my oath ceremony is the notice for form 445 and my green card thats all right?Correct. The picture that is taken during your interview.
Yes. You can take a camera and take pictures after the oath ceremony.Also can we take the cell phone inside for picture for oath ceremony? Also the answers to the questions at the back of oath ceremony notice do we have to answer them at the place of the oath ceremony or we can do it before we arrive to oath ceremony?
@Jbuff can you please tell me answers to few questions
1. you mentioned we can take camera but can we take cell phone inside for picture?
2. Can you please tell me that only thing i need to bring for my oath ceremony is the notice for form 445 and my green card thats all right?
3. The answers to the questions at the back of oath ceremony notice do we have to answer them at the place of the oath ceremony in front of IO or we can do it before we arrive to oath ceremony?
1: yes
2: yes
3: i dont know . I took my oath ceremony 1hr after my interview. So i honestly have no experience with that aspect.
congrats@Jbuff I got my certificate of Naturalization today..I am a US citizen now
Can you please tell me how to sign on the certificate someone said it should be full name in cursive writing..other person said it is your normal signature does not need to be full name..I am confused..can you please tell me what is the correct way to do on signature on certificate please ?
congrats
Sign exactly how you would normally Sign any other document. Whether it be cursive or script.