Coontan Kinte

The instructions for N-400 states to "Print clearly or type your answers
using CAPITAL letters".
If I read this correctly I should enter all text in Capital, right?
But when I looked at a sample N-400 form in a book I checked out from my
public library, "How to Become a
U.S. Citizen", 4th Edition by Debra R Shpigler, all text was entered with
just the first letter capitalized.
A little confused?????

pcm

As I understand it and the way I did it is if you're filling out the application on the computer itself that is typing it, you use all capital letters. And if you're filling out the application with a pen then you should print. You can still use capital letters but not necessary as long as you print and not write cursive.

Blank

I filled mine out with only first letters in capital. I am now a USC.

"pcm" <member@british_expats.com> wrote in message
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    > Originally posted by Coontan Kinte
    > > The instructions for N-400 states to "Print clearly or type
    > > your answers
    > > using CAPITAL letters".
    > > If I read this correctly I should enter all text in Capital, right?
    > > But when I looked at a sample N-400 form in a book I checked
    > > out from my
    > > public library, "How to Become a
    > > U.S. Citizen", 4th Edition by Debra R Shpigler, all text was
    > > entered with
    > > just the first letter capitalized.
    > > A little confused?????
    > As I understand it and the way I did it is if you're filling out the
    > application on the computer itself that is typing it, you use all
    > capital letters. And if you're filling out the application with a pen
    > then you should print. You can still use capital letters but not
    > necessary as long as you print and not write cursive.
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