Passport
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chanakya101
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Gabby2001,
What is the signature you have used on the passport application form?
I was told to sign like the signature on the citizenship certificate.
What is the signature you have used on the passport application form?
I was told to sign like the signature on the citizenship certificate.
chanakya101 said:
We were told to print our full names on the citizenship certificate during the oath ceremony. For those who are interested, I checked with the US passport agency and they said that sign the passport as we would any other document (e.g. driver's license).
Thanks!
chanakya101
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signature on the passport
>The signature you put on the application will not be printed on the Passport. >You will have to sign the passport when you receive it.
>Thank you.
>National Passport Information Center 035
>The signature you put on the application will not be printed on the Passport. >You will have to sign the passport when you receive it.
>Thank you.
>National Passport Information Center 035
chanakya101
Registered Users (C)
Got my new US passport yesterday
Applied : 5/24/2004
Issued: 6/17/2004
Received: 6/23/2004
On Page# 5 of the passport there is some info on Dual Citizenship:
Dual Citizen: A person who has the citizenship of more than one country at the same time is considered a dual citizen. A dual citizen may be subject to the laws of the other country that considers that person its citizen while in that country's jurisdiction, including conscription for military service .Dual nationality may hamper efforts to provide U.S consular protection to dual citizens in the foreign country of their other nationality.
Another detail from my friend:
>"This company said that my Canadian citizenship might be a problem in getting
>a military clearance to work on certain projects"
>
I am going in for PIO card. Dual citizenship has more disadvantages than benefits. Moreover I decided to be a full fledged citizen of USA
Applied : 5/24/2004
Issued: 6/17/2004
Received: 6/23/2004
On Page# 5 of the passport there is some info on Dual Citizenship:
Dual Citizen: A person who has the citizenship of more than one country at the same time is considered a dual citizen. A dual citizen may be subject to the laws of the other country that considers that person its citizen while in that country's jurisdiction, including conscription for military service .Dual nationality may hamper efforts to provide U.S consular protection to dual citizens in the foreign country of their other nationality.
Another detail from my friend:
>"This company said that my Canadian citizenship might be a problem in getting
>a military clearance to work on certain projects"
>
I am going in for PIO card. Dual citizenship has more disadvantages than benefits. Moreover I decided to be a full fledged citizen of USA