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Went with my wife and daughter to the immigration office today for the oath ceremony. After six years of marriage and about 10 in the USA she is finally a bona fide citizen of these United States of America!
Blue top, third from left. In front of the blonde woman in the white dress. Once they started the oath I couldn't get her in the picture.
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Congratulations to you and your wife.
Hey hey!!! Congratulations my friend!
Great day for the family :)
Will you be celebrating?
Congratulation to you both. Ain't it great! :beer2:
Mike
Not doing anything special. I asked her if she wanted to.
She actually went to work as soon as we got back so she didn't take the day off either.
Congratulations! I've been through that process with my wife and 3 daughters.
It's a big deal! Go celebrate!
Paul
Yea! :)
I went thru the same with my wife about 40 years ago. It is a very big deal so make sure you congratulate her on this major accomplishment ( and pat yourself on the back for helping her thru it). :)
Congrads Josh! Give her a big kiss for me.
Congratulations!
Congratulations to your wife, yourself and your family!
Pete <:-}
Congrats to your wife and you. It is a really big deal :tu
That’s great! We’re glad to have her.
Congratulations! It is nice to be a citizen of the country you live in.
I finally became a Canadian citizen in 1986. :)
Congratulations. I had my ceremony 2 years ago after living in the US for 12 years. Awesome and emotional day.
The United States has always welcomed immigrants, but only when it done though the legal process. Congratulation on completing that process. It sounds like you wife desires to be a productive member of society.
Yep!! Wife got a 100% on the exam. She said the last person that interviewed her was surprised because she had one address and one place of employment listed for the last five years!Quote:
Originally Posted by RayClem
She is happy about it but I think she was surprised at how big a deal I thought it was. I told her it was her NATIONALITY! And now she has the same nationality as her husband and daughter.
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Congrats! I know people who are going through that process in four different countries at the moment, so I know it can be a long, hard slog. Nicely done. :tu
So cool congratulations
