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“Oath Ceremony Notice Was Mailed”

USCIS mailed you the notice with the date, time and place of your oath ceremony.
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What to do, in 4 steps

Read the notice and write down the date, time and place.
Answer the questions on the back of the notice truthfully.
Bring your green card and the notice.
If you cannot attend, ask to reschedule before the date.
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Your deadlineThe one on your letter. Do not miss it.
In this statusThe ceremony date is on your notice; the status changes after you take the oath.

In general, on any form

USCIS mailed you the notice with the date, time and place of your oath ceremony. This is the last step to become a U.S. citizen. You must attend and take the Oath of Allegiance. Bring the documents listed on the notice.

Avoid these mistakes

Forgetting the green card at home.
Not reporting events since the interview, such as an arrest or trip.
Missing the ceremony without notice.

Quick questions

What happens at the oath ceremony?

You turn in your green card, take the Oath of Allegiance and receive your Certificate of Naturalization.

Can I bring family to the ceremony?

Usually yes, but space can be limited. Check your notice or local office.

What if I cannot attend the ceremony?

Return the notice with a letter asking to reschedule, as the notice explains.

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Choose your form for the exact explanation

N-400Become a U.S. citizenApplication for NaturalizationN-600Proof of citizenship through parentsApplication for Certificate of CitizenshipN-565Replace citizenship certificateApplication for Replacement Naturalization/Citizenship DocumentN-600KCitizenship for child living abroadApplication for Citizenship and Issuance of Certificate Under Section 322N-336Appeal a citizenship denialRequest for a Hearing on a Decision in Naturalization ProceedingsN-470Keep residence while working abroadApplication to Preserve Residence for Naturalization Purposes

AI-assisted explanation based on the official USCIS status, reviewed by CaseAlerta. Not legal advice. Times are typical ranges, never an exact date.