Naturalization

The United States District Court for the Northern District of Oklahoma has retained jurisdiction to conduct Naturalization Ceremonies. A United States district judge, magistrate judge, or bankruptcy judge presides over the ceremony, administers the oath of allegiance to the applicants, and gives a naturalization certificate to each new citizen.

Friends and family of the applicants are welcome to attend. Those attending a ceremony at the courthouse must show a photo ID to enter the courthouse and will be subject to a security screening. Photography is generally prohibited in the federal courthouse; however, the Court has granted permission for photos during and after the ceremony. Public parking is not available at the courthouse; however, several parking garages and lots are located nearby.

2019 Naturalization Dates

Ceremonies begin at 11:00 AM unless otherwise noted. The ceremony typically lasts for about an hour.

Impact of Weather Conditions on Scheduled Naturalization Ceremonies

During the winter season particularly, it is possible that weather conditions may require the delay or cancellation of a scheduled Naturalization Ceremony. In the event of a delay or cancellation, Citizenship and Immigration Services (CIS) will notify naturalization candidates. The District Court also will provide a notice of the delay or cancellation on the court's website.

The following table lists the 2019 Naturalization Ceremony dates and locations.

Date	Location
January 9, 2019	Page Belcher Federal Courthouse
February 13, 2019	Page Belcher Federal Courthouse
March 13, 2019	Riverfield Country Day School
April 11, 2019	Booker T. Washington High School
May 8, 2019	Mizel Jewish Community Day School
June 12, 2019	Gilcrease Museum
July 10, 2019	Gathering Place
August 14, 2019	Philbrook Museum of Art
September 11, 2019	Owasso High School
October 9, 2019	Tulsa Community College Metro Campus
November 13, 2019	Page Belcher Federal Courthouse