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i12rok   0

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ok, i know this is stupid. but i wanna make sure i am dressed properly for oath taking. i wanna wear a nice jeans and a heels and a blouse and blazer. is this alright? just asking...

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ok, i know this is stupid. but i wanna make sure i am dressed properly for oath taking. i wanna wear a nice jeans and a heels and a blouse and blazer. is this alright? just asking...

Our oath letter stated specifically not to wear jeans, maybe they changed that in the last year.

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Our oath letter stated specifically not to wear jeans, maybe they changed that in the last year.

Yeah, mine stated the same about wearing jeans. Guess I will be all business casual for a change when I take my oath.

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It's a big day, dress like it is...

IMHO.

My Advice is usually based on "Worst Case Scenario" and what is written in the rules/laws/instructions. That is the way I roll... -Protect your Status - file before your I-94 expires.

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It's a big day, dress like it is...

IMHO.

Still can wear the heels,a blouse, and blazer, just leave the jeans at home. That would attract attention. :rofl:

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Business casual - or what you might wear for a job interview - would be appropriate. They do request no jeans and I seem to recall reading here about one individual who showed up for his oath ceremony wearing jeans and they sent him home to change before they would allow him to participate.

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Funny that they don't allow jeans, since it's such an American piece of clothing! :)

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