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651-492-9232 Sent from my Pad > On Oct 10, 2013, at 9:30 AM, Deborah_Bell @mnd.uscourts.gov wrote: > Michele > Good morning and thank you for being in touch. Hosting a ceremony is an > easy process. The space is provided by the host and the Court and USCIS > provide the staff and new citizens. The host determines the size of the > ceremony. For example, if you would like to have a ceremony for 100 people, > you would provide a space that seats 200 people. There is currently not a > requirement on how many people you have to hold a ceremony for. The > program is any where from 30 to 40 minutes in length. I will begin > creating the 2014 schedule within the next couple of weeks after my meeting > with our Naturalization Liaison Judge. I have to seek approval to add > ceremonies to the schedule from him so the sooner I know if you all would > like to host a ceremony the better. If you decide you would like to host, > I would need a few dates that you are considering, the location and its > capacity. Thanks again for being in touch and I look to hear from you > again. > Best Regards > Deb > Deborah Bell > U.S. District Court District of Minnesota > Records Manager /Intake Supervisor > 612 - 664 -5041 > From: M ichele > To: "deborah_ bell @mnd.uscourts.gov" <deborah_ bell @mnd.uscourts.gov> > Date: 10/10/2013 08:44 AM > Subject: Naturalization Ceremony in Roseville > Deborah: Good morning. My name is Michele Courneya. I am a new member of > the Roseville Human Rights Commission. At our September meeting we > discussed hosting a naturalization ceremony in the Roseville area in 2014. > The Commission Chair, Gary Grefenberg, provided your name as the person to > contact for information on planning a ceremony. What would we need to do > to host or sponsor such a ceremony? > Thank you for your help. > Michele Courneya