Special ceremonies for those who requested a name change?

[SSfromCA]

Guys (especially L.A. residents), who had requested a name change, where have you had your ceremonines?

 

[Adventurer100]

Ans: follow the big crowd

To your question: I think people having name changes just follow the crowd. I have my name changed and I know I will have the same oath ceremory as my friend who does not have one.

-fchan100-

 

[SSfromCA]

When did you receive your oath letter? Thanx

 

[clisp]

The ceremonies are the same but while an applicant that did not request a name change can take part in a administrative ceremony( some done inside ins ) and judicial ceremony ,
The applicant that requested a name change has to go tru judicial ceremony only, either done by state or federal system .
This is only my guess , it is very hard to guess how the system works

 

[Suzy977]

The ceremonies are the same but while an applicant that did not request a name change can take part in a administrative ceremony( some done inside ins ) and judicial ceremony ,
The applicant that requested a name change has to go tru judicial ceremony only, either done by state or federal system .
This is only my guess , it is very hard to guess how the system works

Is my understanding that the Oath ceremony is always conducted by a Judge. Am I right? And the Judge has the power to do the name change.

 

[clisp]

Suzy , since you're a woman you always right , however i read on this forum that some applicants took the oath inside their local USCIS , that is what is called administrative ceremony

 

[Suzy977]

Suzy , since you're a woman you always right ,

Thank you, I appreciate it


however i read on this forum that some applicants took the oath inside their local USCIS , that is what is called administrative ceremony

My question for you is: Oath taken inside the local USCIS is conducted by whom? A Judge? ...I know an old expression says: "If Mohammed doesn't come to the mountain then the mountain will come to Mohammed".

 

[clisp]

The ceremonies are the same but while an applicant that did not request a name change can take part in a administrative ceremony( some done inside ins ) and judicial ceremony ,
The applicant that requested a name change has to go tru judicial ceremony only, either done by state or federal system .
This is only my guess , it is very hard to guess how the system works

judiciary ceremony == done by a judge
administrative ceremony == executive branch in charge ( in our case USCIS)
and if i come to think of long long time ago i read somewhere that the congress has the power to grant you citizenship in "speccial ocassions or circumstances )


Long long ago I've dated this puerto rican girl called Suzy , and everytime i would mess up she would treathen me with calling her brother that lived 250 miles away to come and kick my ass , I see that you already changed colors on me so i am gona hide in a corner now and you wont be hearing from me

 

[Suzy977]

judiciary ceremony == done by a judge
administrative ceremony == executive branch in charge ( in our case USCIS)
and if i come to think of long long time ago i read somewhere that the congress has the power to grant you citizenship in "speccial ocassions or circumstances )

Thank you for clarification


Long long ago I've dated this puerto rican girl called Suzy , and everytime i would mess up she would treathen me with calling her brother that lived 250 miles away to come and kick my ass , I see that you already changed colors on me so i am gona hide in a corner now and you wont be hearing from me

Don't worry about colors As for the name association with the name of your long, long ago girlfriend, trust me it's just a coincidence of names.

 

[ocworker]

Guys (especially L.A. residents), who had requested a name change, where have you had your ceremonines?

i had my ceremony with people who did not request a name change together.