What kind of signature on Oath Letter and Naturalization Certificate

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I got a oath letter N-445 , I want to know what is (Full Signature) that I need to sign on it. Should I sign it at home or at Oath Ceremony Officer.

I signed all my N-400 application the usual way I sign my checks, documents , tax return without any first name , last name.

During my interview I also signed all the papers that immigration officer gave using usual way not first name, last name, the immigration officer also gave me the photos to sign and I signed the usual way without first name last name.

Now, what about how to sign oath letter N-445 it says sign full signature

and also what about signature on naturalization.

what kind of signature, I just wanna keep one signature that is my usual signature on all the documents

[rajur1212 0]

I got a oath letter N-445 , I want to know what is (Full Signature) that I need to sign on it. Should I sign it at home or at Oath Ceremony Officer.

I signed all my N-400 application the usual way I sign my checks, documents , tax return without any first name , last name.

During my interview I also signed all the papers that immigration officer gave using usual way not first name, last name, the immigration officer also gave me the photos to sign and I signed the usual way without first name last name.

Now, what about how to sign oath letter N-445 it says sign full signature

and also what about signature on naturalization.

what kind of signature, I just wanna keep one signature that is my usual signature on all the documents

sign it,as you signed all your documents,and you need to fill in the questionaire and sign it before taking oath.

[NickD 203]

Full name is exactly like you typed it in on your N-400, first name, middle name if any, last name that may be one or two last names.

Reverse should be filled out while standing in line for the oath ceremony, just in case you get a divorce, spouse dies, or commit some crime. They handed us a clip board for that, but no pen, better bring your own. Should be signed in front of an office, stepdaughter signed it before, but they didn't object to that.

Easy enough to comply with their regulations, won't kill you, if someone makes an issue out of it, could cause delays and paying for a new certificate if say the DOS rejects it.

Our certificates were signed at home, just wanted us to get out of there, but make sure there are no errors on it, could cost you another 400 bucks if you walk out the door with errors on your certificate.