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Homa
Guest
In some places, it may be available to take the Oath the very same day as the interview. If not, the INS will notify you of the ceremony date with a notice. If I\'m not mistaken the ceremony is only twice a year.
Should you NOT be able to attend your oath ceremony, you should return the
notice (Form 445) that was sent to you by the INS, along with a letter of explanation as to why you are not able to attend. It\'s always best to make a copy for your reference. The INS will then reschedule your oath ceremony at a later date.
*** Remember you do NOT become an AMERICAN CITIZEN until you have taken the OATH.
Thank you,
Homa
The writer of this message is not a lawyer and this message is not meant to be legal advice. Before relying on this information, you must consult a lawyer on the facts of your specific case. The Law Offices of Rajiv S. Khanna takes no responsibility for the accuracy of this information.
Should you NOT be able to attend your oath ceremony, you should return the
notice (Form 445) that was sent to you by the INS, along with a letter of explanation as to why you are not able to attend. It\'s always best to make a copy for your reference. The INS will then reschedule your oath ceremony at a later date.
*** Remember you do NOT become an AMERICAN CITIZEN until you have taken the OATH.
Thank you,
Homa
The writer of this message is not a lawyer and this message is not meant to be legal advice. Before relying on this information, you must consult a lawyer on the facts of your specific case. The Law Offices of Rajiv S. Khanna takes no responsibility for the accuracy of this information.