Name on citizenship certificate.

[tiktak 0]

Does my name and all information on citizenship certificate will be the same as officer on interviaw showed me to sign?

[akihon 129]

Yes? They do ask you to make sure all your information is correct before you sign anything.

[tiktak 0]

Thanks!

[Cathi 5,739]

Yes, why would it be any different?

[tiktak 0]

Im wondering because when I was signing the form that officer showed me,there was no middle name. However,when i received oath ceremony notice,there was my middle name. By the way, i showed them my green card and passport and there no middle name too. I dont know why they added on the notice. So thats why im asking which name is going to be on certificate

[akihon 129]

Worst come to worst, if it's wrong on your certificate, you usually can ask to correct it on the same day.

My certificate had my full name, first middle and last.

Edited July 19, 2016 by akihon

[tiktak 0]

Hopefully they will use the information I signed on interview,not on the oath ceremony notice.

[JimmyHou 611]

Im wondering because when I was signing the form that officer showed me,there was no middle name. However,when i received oath ceremony notice,there was my middle name. By the way, i showed them my green card and passport and there no middle name too. I dont know why they added on the notice. So thats why im asking which name is going to be on certificate

All communication from USCIS should be in the legal name you listed on the application.

Any changes to your name only take affect once you've taken the oath.

So if you've dropped your middle name, that change has not happened yet and that's why the middle name is on your oath letter.

So everything is probably fine and you should get your certificate with the name you were shown at the interview.

At the ceremony you'll be given a chance to double check your certificate. If it's not correct, tell them before you leave; that's the only way to avoid paying for a correction.