TheBuckeye

Congratulations!!!!♡and thank you for your wishes!

Hello everyone, I had my oath ceremony done this week in Ohio and I am elated that this journey is finally complete. I was fortunate to be the part of a special ceremony with 5 federal judges and 6 members of the city council. They did not allow any family members inside, only translators were allowed, but the good thing is that they were live streaming the event for families to watch. The overall process took about 2 hours and they gave us naturalization certificates along with a goodie bag (free soccer game ticket, Wendy's coupon and tumbler etc.) after the ceremony. We completed and submitted our voter registration card during the ceremony. It was pretty easy and a fun process overall.
Hope everyone waiting for the next step will hear good news soon! Thanks!

@BlessedBunny In addition to what @Jesusboy mentioned, they might be referring to the part 12 of the N400 application, you might want to review that before the interview. For e.g. there is a yes/no question- "Do you understand the full oath of allegiance to the United States?", a person might be asked the meaning of the "oath of allegiance", or to define the "noncombatant service" etc. from the other questions. Hope this helps!

@BlessedBunny In addition to what @Jesusboy mentioned, they might be referring to the part 12 of the N400 application, you might want to review that before the interview. For e.g. there is a yes/no question- "Do you understand the full oath of allegiance to the United States?", a person might be asked the meaning of the "oath of allegiance", or to define the "noncombatant service" etc. from the other questions. Hope this helps!