What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
May 18th 2009, 9:11 pm
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What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
I have my USA Citizenship interview on May 21st.
What is properly attired to an ICE interviewer?
Would jeans and a t shirt be OK or do they require jacket and tie?
Would hate to flunk because was not "properly attired"
No drfinition given on N-659 or I797-C appointment notice.
What is properly attired to an ICE interviewer?
Would jeans and a t shirt be OK or do they require jacket and tie?
Would hate to flunk because was not "properly attired"
No drfinition given on N-659 or I797-C appointment notice.
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May 18th 2009, 9:12 pm
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Re: What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
How about something in between your two examples?
DH always wore a collared shirt (no tie or coat) and slacks or nice trousers.
Personally, I am anti 'jeans and tshirt' to immigration affairs. YOMV.
DH always wore a collared shirt (no tie or coat) and slacks or nice trousers.
Personally, I am anti 'jeans and tshirt' to immigration affairs. YOMV.
May 18th 2009, 9:16 pm
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Re: What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
Thanks
i just wanted to make sure they didn't expect some specific shirt color or something.
i just wanted to make sure they didn't expect some specific shirt color or something.
May 18th 2009, 9:23 pm
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Re: What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
Yes I did and I like purple too.
May 18th 2009, 9:29 pm
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Re: What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
I have my USA Citizenship interview on May 21st.
What is properly attired to an ICE interviewer?
Would jeans and a t shirt be OK or do they require jacket and tie?
Would hate to flunk because was not "properly attired"
No drfinition given on N-659 or I797-C appointment notice.
What is properly attired to an ICE interviewer?
Would jeans and a t shirt be OK or do they require jacket and tie?
Would hate to flunk because was not "properly attired"
No drfinition given on N-659 or I797-C appointment notice.
By the way, ICE has nothing to do with naturalization.
Anything above shorts, tank-top and sandals. "Business casual" is just fine. If you feel comfortable in a coat and tie, by all means you are free to wear it.
May 18th 2009, 9:36 pm
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Re: What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
My husband considered it an opportunity to dress up (which he never gets to do), so he wore a black suit pants and jacket, with a white shirt and patterned tie.
In the avatar picture, you can see the black suit and white shirt was worn again for the Oath Ceremony, this time with a "stars n stripes" tie.
Rene
In the avatar picture, you can see the black suit and white shirt was worn again for the Oath Ceremony, this time with a "stars n stripes" tie.
Rene
May 18th 2009, 11:39 pm
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Re: What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
My husband considered it an opportunity to dress up (which he never gets to do), so he wore a black suit pants and jacket, with a white shirt and patterned tie.
In the avatar picture, you can see the black suit and white shirt was worn again for the Oath Ceremony, this time with a "stars n stripes" tie.
Rene
In the avatar picture, you can see the black suit and white shirt was worn again for the Oath Ceremony, this time with a "stars n stripes" tie.
Rene
My good friend Merilee Snell had immigrated from her native Canada when a small child. She finally got around to naturalizing in her 40's. On the day of her swearing in, she wore a white blouse, white pants and a navy blazer with a bunting scarf! It matched the flag she was given in the ceremony.
May 18th 2009, 11:44 pm
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Re: What is "properly attired" on form N-659?
I've been wearing my Canadian flag pin ever since my Big Day.
Well, also clothes. Otherwise the pin hurts.
"properly attired" might actually just mean "not naked".
Well, also clothes. Otherwise the pin hurts.
"properly attired" might actually just mean "not naked".
