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Celebrating Presidents Day with Naturalization Ceremonies

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02/12/2014

On Feb. 17, we will celebrate Presidents Day to honor the birth of our nation’s first president, George Washington, and all presidents who have led this country. USCIS marks this occasion each year by holding special naturalization ceremonies across the country.

This year, we will welcome approximately 17,800 new citizens during 148 naturalization ceremonies between Feb. 14 and 22, 2014. A list of highlighted ceremonies is below.

This year, we’ve added something new to our Presidents Day celebration: We welcome you to share your ceremony experiences and photos via Twitter, using the hashtag #newUScitizen. You can also follow us @USCIS on Twitter and Facebook.com/USCIS.
 

 

DateCity, StateLocation
Feb. 14, 2014Philadelphia, PAUSCIS Philadelphia Field Office (new office)                                 
Feb. 17, 2014Atlanta, GAJimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum                                                          
Feb. 18, 2014Buffalo, NYTheodore Roosevelt Inaugural National Historic Site
Feb. 18, 2014Boston, MAJohn F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
Feb. 19, 2014Columbia, SCU.S. Army Training Center and Fort Jackson 
Feb. 19, 2014San Diego, CASan Diego Concourse, Golden Hall
Feb. 20, 2014Campbell, CACampbell Heritage Theater
Feb. 20, 2014Fairfax, VAUSCIS Washington Field Office
Feb. 20, 2014Hartford, CTHartford Public Library
Feb. 22, 2014Alexandria, VAGeorge Washington’s Mount Vernon Estate, Museum and Gardens

 

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02/12/2014
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