Ayn's Oath Of Allegiance

[Hugh Akston]

Since as of February 2006 I am eligible to become a U.S. citizen, I wanted to inquire what was Ayn Rand's oath of allegiance when she was naturalized. If anyone has a source they could link to or a book where this information is available please post it here. There may be a part to omit in my oath as the guide to naturalization states that I have the right to do so.

Edited February 6, 2006 by Hugh Akston

[B. Royce]

Since as of February 2006 I am eligible to become a U.S. citizen, I wanted to inquire what was Ayn Rand's oath of allegiance when she was naturalized. If anyone has a source they could link to or a book where this information is available please post it here. There may be a part to omit in my oath as the guide to naturalization states that I have the right to do so.

I don't have the information you want, just wanted to say, "Congratulations". I'm assuming that that "part" is of a religious nature. I hope you get what you want---in that, and in all things.

[Hugh Akston]

Thank you. Indeed the part I was writing of is the "under god" part.

[softwareNerd]

Congratulations.

I became a citizen a few years ago, but don't remember reading the oath. Frankly, I did not consider that ceremony as a validation of anything about me. To me, it was a boring, procedural thing that the idiots had put in my way; so, I went through the motions. In my mind, nobody had the right to tell me I was now qualified -- not in today's context, and definitely not those folk!