N-400 Oath of Allegiance and Naturalization Ceremony

Question 1

What is the final step in the naturalization process to officially become a U.S. citizen?

Accepted Answer

Taking the Oath of Allegiance at a naturalization ceremony

Answer

Receiving a Certificate of Naturalization in the mail

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Completing the N-400 application

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Passing the civics test at the interview

Question 2

What does the Oath of Allegiance require new citizens to renounce?

Accepted Answer

Allegiance and fidelity to all foreign princes and potentates

Answer

Their foreign passport

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Dual citizenship rights automatically

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Foreign bank accounts and assets

Question 3

What document is given to a new citizen immediately after taking the Oath of Allegiance?

Accepted Answer

Certificate of Naturalization

Answer

U.S. Passport

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Permanent Resident Card

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Social Security Card

Question 4

Can a naturalization ceremony be conducted by a federal court?

Accepted Answer

Yes, both administrative and judicial ceremonies are authorized

Answer

No, only USCIS can administer the oath

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Yes, but only at the Supreme Court

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No, only state courts can conduct ceremonies

Question 5

What form must be completed before a naturalization ceremony to confirm eligibility hasn't changed?

Accepted Answer

Form N-445, Notice of Naturalization Oath Ceremony

Answer

Form N-400

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Form I-9

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Form I-797

Question 6

What happens if a naturalization applicant's circumstances change between the interview and the oath ceremony?

Accepted Answer

They must inform USCIS immediately as it could affect their eligibility

Answer

Nothing, the ceremony proceeds regardless

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They must re-file a new N-400 application

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They can take the oath and inform USCIS afterward