Naturalization Oath Ceremony in Orlando, FL

[oconnorwalsh 0]

Hey all,

Quick question (hopefully)!

My husband came over to the U.S. on a K-3 Spouse Visa. He then became a Permanent Resident and got his work authorization/SSN. After being here for a little over three years, he has applied for Naturalization, and a month or less later, got a letter about his interview. A week after doing his interview, he got a letter for the Nationalization Oath Ceremony. The ceremony is this Friday at 7:00 AM in Orlando, FL. The paper asks that he bring certain items with him to the ceremony. My questions are:

-The letter says, "You must bring the following: Any other Immigration documents you may have in your possession". What exactly does this mean?

-My parents want to come to the ceremony, is the ceremony usually at the time the letter states for the Applicant to be there (7:00 AM) or does it typically occur an hour after the requested time, etc?

That should about do it for now!

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Katie

[NikLR 13,234]

*** moved to US citizenship General discussion from K3 forum ***

[proyes 0]

Hey all,

Quick question (hopefully)!

My husband came over to the U.S. on a K-3 Spouse Visa. He then became a Permanent Resident and got his work authorization/SSN. After being here for a little over three years, he has applied for Naturalization, and a month or less later, got a letter about his interview. A week after doing his interview, he got a letter for the Nationalization Oath Ceremony. The ceremony is this Friday at 7:00 AM in Orlando, FL. The paper asks that he bring certain items with him to the ceremony. My questions are:

-The letter says, "You must bring the following: Any other Immigration documents you may have in your possession". What exactly does this mean?

-My parents want to come to the ceremony, is the ceremony usually at the time the letter states for the Applicant to be there (7:00 AM) or does it typically occur an hour after the requested time, etc?

That should about do it for now!

Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks!

Katie

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/topic/397470-n-400-november-2012-filers/page-44

[Autumnal 25]

1. Any other immigration documents: if you had some other visa, an I-90, a special waiver of some kind, a refugee visa... those would apply. It's not common to have several.

2. Your parents need to come at the time the applicant is supposed to. Visitors are usually allowed in earlier to get a seat. Applicants have their documents reviewed for thoroughness, the certificate is checked over for errors, and then the whole rigmarole begins. I wouldn't show up late because the officials have the right to shut the door, and they may also not be able to find seats.