After the naturalization oath.
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The key idea
After the Oath, keep your certificate safe. Then get a U.S. passport.
Read the lesson
You took the Oath. Now you are a U.S. citizen. The paper they give you is your Certificate of Naturalization. Take a clear photo of it. Put the paper in a safe place. Do not laminate it if a later office says not to. Do not post it on the internet. You gave back your green card. That is normal. Do not try to travel on the old green card. Do not let anyone keep your new certificate. Go one step at a time. You already did the hardest part the legal way.
This is general education, not legal advice. Honest Path School is independent of USCIS. We do not file applications, decide your citizenship status, or promise approval. Government forms are free at uscis.gov. Use current official instructions for your next step.
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Check your understanding
Should you post a naturalization certificate on the internet?
Show the answer
No. Keep this identity document private and store it safely.
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