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Celebrating Independence Day 2019 with Naturalization Ceremonies | USCIS 7/2/2019 Celebrating Independence Day 2019 with Naturalization Ceremonies | USCIS U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services Celebrating Independence Day 2019 with Naturalization Ceremonies Release Date: July 2, 2019 On July 4, we celebrate our nation’s 243rd birthday and the day the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence in 1776. USCIS marks Independence Day with naturalization ceremonies across the country. This year, we will welcome almost 7,500 new citizens in nearly 110 naturalization ceremonies between July 1 and July 5. A list of highlighted Independence Day-themed ceremonies is below. We invite you to share your experiences and photos from naturalization ceremonies on social media, using the hashtags #newUScitizen, #4thofJuly and #lndependenceDay. You can follow us on Twitter (@uscis). YouTube (/usds), Facebook (/usds), and Instagram (@uscis). Ceremony Date City, State Location July 1, 2019 Fort Davis, Texas Fort Davis National Park July 1,2019 Pawtucket, Rhode Island McCoy Stadium July 2, 2019 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Museum of the American Revolution July 2, 2019 Boston, Massachusetts USS Constitution July 2, 2019 New York, New York 9/11 Memorial & Museum July 2, 2019 Miami, Florida USCIS Miami Field Office July 2, 2019 St. Louis, Missouri Old Courthouse July 2, 2019 Orlando, Florida USCIS Orlando Field Office July 3, 2019 Hartford, Connecticut Dunkin’ Donuts Park https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/celebrating-independence-day-2019-naturalization-ceremonies 1/5 7/2/2019 Celebrating Independence Day 2019 with Naturalization Ceremonies | USCIS Ceremony Date City, State Location July 3, 2019 San Juan, Puerto Rico Clemente Ruiz Nazario July 3, 2019 Hagatna, Guam US District Court of Guam July 3, 2019 Saipan, CNMI US District Court of NMI July 3, 2019 St. Thomas, USVI District Court July 3, 2019 New Orleans, Louisiana World War II Museum July 3, 2019 Royal Palm Beach, Florida USCIS West Palm Beach Field Office July 3, 2019 Flomestead, Florida Everglades National Park July 3, 2019 South Portland, Maine USCIS Portland Field Office July 3, 2019 Knoxville, Tennessee Tennessee Eastern District Courthouse July 3, 2019 Indianapolis, Indiana Fort Benjamin Harrison July 3, 2019 Tampa, Florida USCIS Tampa Field Office July 3, 2019 Atlanta, Georgia USCIS Atlanta Field Office July 3, 2019 Salt Lake City, Utah Rose Wagner Theater July 3, 2019 Alameda, California USS Hornet Sea, Air and Space Museum July 3, 2019 Memphis, Tennessee Benjamin Hooks Library July 3, 2019 Mountainair, New Mexico Salinas Pueblo Missions National Monument July 3, 2019 Cape Girardeau, Missouri Rush Hudson Limbaugh SR US Courthouse https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/celebrating-independence-day-2019-naturalization-ceremonies 2/5 7/2/2019 Celebrating Independence Day 2019 with Naturalization Ceremonies | USCIS Ceremony Date City, State Location July 3, 2019 Vancouver, Washington Fort Vancouver July 3, 2019 Southport, North Carolina USCIS Raleigh Field Office July 3, 2019 Des Moines, Iowa Principal Park, Iowa Cups Baseball Stadium July 4, 2019 Washington, D.C. National Archives Museum July 4, 2019 Mumford, New York Genesee Country Village and Museum July 4, 2019 Charlottesville, Virginia Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello July 4, 2019 Tucson, Arizona Saguaro National Park West July 4, 2019 Richmond, Virginia Virginia Museum of History and Culture July 4, 2019 Shreveport, Louisiana Tom Stagg United States Court House July 4, 2019 Kinston, North Carolina USCIS Raleigh Field Office July 4, 2019 Annapolis, Maryland William Paca House and Gardens July 4, 2019 Winter Park, Florida USCIS Orlando Field Office July 4, 2019 Plymouth, Vermont Calvin Coolidge Homestead July 4, 2019 Stillwater, New York Saratoga Battlefield July 4, 2019 Phoenix, Arizona USCIS Phoenix Field Office July 4, 2019 Camden, New Jersey Battleship New Jersey July 4, 2019 Farmington, Pennsylvania Fort Necessity National Battlefield https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/celebrating-independence-day-2019-naturalization-ceremonies 3/5 7/2/2019 Celebrating Independence Day 2019 with Naturalization Ceremonies | USCIS Ceremony Date City, State Location July 4, 2019 Los Alamos, New Mexico Bandelier National Monument July 4, 2019 Mount Vernon, Virginia George Washington’s Mount Vernon July 4, 2019 Northampton, Massachusetts Hampshire County Superior Court July 4, 2019 Archbold, Ohio Sauder Village July 4, 2019 Portsmouth, New Hampshire Strawberry Banke Museum Grounds July 4, 2019 Charlotte, North Carolina Charlotte Museum of History July 4, 2019 Sturbridge, Massachusetts Old Sturbridge Village July 4, 2019 Raleigh, North Carolina State Capitol July 4, 2019 Seattle, Washington Seattle Center July 4, 2019 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Independence National Park, Liberty Bell Center July 4, 2019 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Betsy Ross House July 4, 2019 Albany, New York Rockefeller Empire State Plaza July 4, 2019 Hammond, Indiana Wolf Lake Memorial Park July 4, 2019 Syracuse, New York Lakeview Amphitheater July 4, 2019 Tallahassee, Florida US District Court, Northern District of Florida July 5, 2019 San Diego, California USS Midway Museum July 5, 2019 Mentor, Ohio James A. Garfield Memorial https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/celebrating-independence-day-2019-naturalization-ceremonies 4/5 7/2/2019 Celebrating Independence Day 2019 with Naturalization Ceremonies | USCIS Ceremony Date City, State Location July 5, 2019 Kingsburg, California Kingsburg Branch Library July 5, 2019 Salt Lake City, Utah Scera Park Last Reviewed/Updated: 07/02/2019 https://www.uscis.gov/news/news-releases/celebrating-independence-day-2019-naturalization-ceremonies 5/5.
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