oli4uk

Hey,

My interview is coming up on Monday and I was just wondering what people thought on what my attire should be for the interview.

I am undecided between smart trousers & shirt or a full suit (Probably without tie), but if anyone could tell em what the norm is it would be much appreciated!

Kind Regards

Oli

Ray

Comfortable /smart

taffie77

We pretty much wore what we wear to work - so smart, (shirt & trousers but no tie for my husband). And I wore a skirt instead of my usual trousers as we were going for lunch afterwards

Good luck. What visa are you interviewing for?

Awesome Welles

Doublet and hose and be sure to carry a large Union Jack flag to let 'em know what's what.

ian-mstm

Most people dress according to the importance of the occasion. You have to decide how important this interview is.

C'mon... 'fess up! You didn't really need to ask us, did you? You already knew the answer, right?

Ian

oli4uk

I was fairly sure what the answer would be, but I think on this kind of occasion it is best to be sure!

henryh

Wear clothes. Beyond that it doesn't matter much.

A I

For what is worth there was a piece of paper taped to my n-400 interviewer's desk in Houston, It stated, "No Jeans or flip-flops allowed"

I don't know the enforcement on this, but the smart thing to do is dress as if going to a job interview or similar important occasion.

JCraigFong

In my 29 years of practice, I have rarely met the USCIS or DOS officer that did not somehow feel that s/he was somehow single-handedly responsible for the safety and security of the republic. Rightly or wrongly, these folks have a very high-and-mighty view of their purpose, and they take their jobs quite seriously. With that in mind, a business-visa applicant should wear a business suit. A student or visitor visa applicant is OK with business casual or "pretend-it's-a-job-interview" clothing.

Anything less is really pulling the tiger's tail.