M. O. Campbell Educational Center

"Always pleasant to attend the games here. Very clean and well kept place... Attended the BMU vs Clear Springs Regional Playoff game where BMU won to go to state....Beaumont United that is..."

"Went for oath ceremony, ill pass the details as it would be long review. But if you go for oath ceremony, expect staying there your whole morning, and dont hope sitting with your loved ones. Building itself : good luck of you are a little over weight or just plain big/tall. (Dont bring a big purse ladies, cant move around on those seats AT ALL)"

"I had attended to many Oath ceremony. The feeling is always fresh and honor. God bless the United States Of The America."

"The facility itself is nice and spacious. Outside is a big parking. But this review is about Oath Ceremony here. The ceremony was held by the USCIS and was well-organized. I had an appointment here scheduled at 7 am. Almost two thousand applicants were attending this event so people started lining up near the entrance around 6:10 am. Staff members (It is important to pay attention to their instruction) direct you to a specific line (according to one of the digits in your A-number). Family and friends are allowed to go with you but they will be seated in a separate section. Then you go section by section to the check-in counters. During check-in, applicants receive a specific check-out counter number. While you are waiting you can fill out the voter registration form (except box that state that you are a citizen and "signature" box. Legally you can only do it after the ceremony.) After the ceremony, you can give a filled form to one of the staff members with yellow "vote" badge. The ceremony itself usually starts around 10 am. Between 7 am and 10 pm, all applicants go through the check-in process. The ceremony began a little before 10 am and proceeded smoothly and quick, with all new citizens taking the oath of allegiance at the same time together. The USCIS staff members were courteous, professional, and efficient in handling the ceremony. After, new citizens go through the check-out process at the specific line and then the specific counter that they were assigned during check-in. There are new citizens receiving their naturalization certificate (it is important to check right there if all the information is right) and will be free to go home. Relatives and friends will be waiting outside. Regarding the dress code: it should be formal, but you can still wear sneakers and relatively comfortable clothes. And it is good to bring a black-ink pen to fill voters registration form. Also in this facility coffee, donuts, and candy are available for purchase (cash only). New citizens will receive packages with a passport application form (passport for travel outside of the country) but to submit it need to schedule an appointment in one of the passport offices. They do not have a passport office in this location anymore."

"I saw security present. I felt safe. .My husband and I were so happy to be at M O Campbell Center again. We enjoyed the performances of various teams. I wore my mask and kept it on unless I eating or drinking. Restrooms were maintained. The food was reasonable and the people in the concession area were very nice. Thank you Aldine."