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**acpdelhi** · 02-21-2007, 12:58 PM

No, it won't be a problem. I got my citizenship.

**ram_citizen** · 02-21-2007, 05:19 PM

OK thanks.

OK thanks. So it would not matter if you sign your regular signature or write your first and last name in cursive wirting as someone indicated (Frankly to me it is not a signture if one does first and last name).

Cool.

**djmenezes** · 03-12-2007, 07:12 AM

On the Certificate of Naturalization you will have to sign with your first, last (and middle name) in cursive writing. DO NOT SIGN USING YOUR DAY TO DAY SIGNATURE.

http://immihelp.comhttps://www.immih...aturalization/

**mario** · 03-12-2007, 12:42 PM

Originally posted by ram_citizen

Sorry Could not help asking this question again.
I checked with several people who recently applied to Citizenship (form N-400) they all indicated they just signed normally as they would anywhere.

So I actually signed with my normal signature on Question 11. Would this be a problem ?

Anyone on this forum who signed normally and got the fingerprints or Interview dates ?

-Ram

Dude, don't sweat it! Think about it this way, without the internet and "immihelp" would you even be asking this question about your signature? Afterall, the n-400 only asks you to sign. It doesn't say anything about cursive signatures and signing your full name, etc. Right?

Okay now to the serious part: I finished my interview 2 1/2 weeks ago and passed. On part 11, simply sign like you normally do (see my 1st. sarcastic paragraph). On parts 12 & 13 (if you pass your interview) you will be asked to sign in front of the DAO/IO during your interview. Now, here's the interesting part: Signatures on 12 and 13 need to be your full name (first, middle, last) in CURSIVE. The IO will even tell you that, so don't worry - be happy

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