I am going in to be swear in for my US Citizenship. My child is under 18. Should I take him to be swear in too
Answer:
if you are going to be sworn in ? that is you, acting as as future citizen and not your son , he may go to your swearing-in ceremony , but , may NOT swear in the same time as you .....for him to be sworn in he also needs his paper-work from the immigration ....if he too is from another country ?
it concerns you only ...
please read a couple of items from the USCIS , on this page , if you wish ?:
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis/m...
congratulations
If he already have the paper work done yes...I mean to say aprove for the citizenship yes if he have the same date cremony...I just done it...If he is just legal resident he can go just to watch the cremony like a guest thats all....
my mother became a u.s. citizen when i was younger and i went with. i was born her and already a citizen. perhaps, your son seeing the importance of this will inspire him to make the decision himself, which he should. i will say, i am glad to have gone with and was very proud of my mom! p.s. it is 'sworn in'. ;)
First, congrats and welcome aboard!
Second, it's SWORN in.
Third, about your child, ask INS.
I don't think that is what you should do, please call the uscis and they would better serve you anyone else.
if they allow it.
Not unless you have been advised that he is to be sworn in that day. You must receive official notice regarding the date for your son.
Well depends where your son was born if he was born in the USA he is already a citizen but if he was born outside of the USA, He should have to get ready for takeing a citizenship test .
both of you should stay home that day
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