Interview Outfit

[Messybrownhair 251]

I dressed like I was attending the most important job interview for my life and I really do think it helped.

[gretchen_darren 67]

hehe... "most important job interview"... IT is the most life changing event. It decides IF you get to come to US. And IF you get to marry IN the US. Plus HOW SOON you get to come to the US. I would say you are right. I think it ranks up there with Confirmation, baptism, and High School Graduation. the only other event which changes your life as much as this is your wedding day.

[~happyndinlove~ 540]

I find the question SILLY! It is logic, that whatever interview you're going to, you should dress to match the seriouness of the occasion, IMHO.

I suggest you wear at least a descent skirt, if not pants.

Edited July 9, 2011 by ~happyndinlove~

[Messybrownhair 251]

I find the question SILLY! It is logic, that whatever interview you're going to, you should dress to match the seriouness of the occasion, IMHO.

I suggest you wear at least a descent skirt, if not pants.

I agree. You want them to see that you are taking this seriously, and that this means a lot to you, so you need to look as presentable as you can. Dressing well also helps you look and feel confident. This is the culminating activity of months of waiting, and preparing and hundreds of dollars spent.. you should take it seriously ^.^

Edited July 9, 2011 by Messybrownhair

[gretchen_darren 67]

hundreds of dollars spent.---> more like THOUSANDS of dollars, and Much Much irreplaceable time. Everything has building into this one moment in time. I want to wish everyone the best when they go through this.

[~happyndinlove~ 540]

I agree. You want them to see that you are taking this seriously, and that this means a lot to you, so you need to look as presentable as you can. Dressing well also helps you look and feel confident. This is the culminating activity of months of waiting, and preparing and hundreds of dollars spent.. you should take it seriously ^.^

[tonylovesam 8]

are you going to a party? would you dress like that for a job interview?

no.

You want to take the interview seriously, not look like someone that might be having another agenda. Dress like the virgin bride. Limit the makeup and accessories, and don't wear any scented products.

ok, thanks. I'm pretty sure I will look like elegant and respected.

Hi, please dress properly. Wear something formal, black pants and blouse ( not a revealing one) and choose light color. Wearing formal attire will be additional points for you likewise it begets respect from you and respect to the consul as well. Hope this helps. Have a good one.

Yes, I will. Salamat.

[tonylovesam 8]

Rmember you are going to the embassy. You can wear what you wish, no dress code. However, sometimes "dress to impress" means something especially to embassy people. Even though it may be 90F and humid. I still plan on wearing a suit.

fiancee main proposed outfit for embassy interview:

other possible outfits for fiancee:

Thanks for the photos! It gives me an idea what to wear... So, maybe a dress and not a business suit..

I would not wear flip flops to the embassy. Just wear the nicest clothes you have and nice shoes. Neat appearance, right?

corz I wont!lol. thanks for the advise.

[tonylovesam 8]

I find the question SILLY! It is logic, that whatever interview you're going to, you should dress to match the seriouness of the occasion, IMHO.

I suggest you wear at least a descent skirt, if not pants.

Ok sir/maam. Was just wondering if a pedal shorts(which is below the knee length) and also a formal top is okay for this semi-formal event. Was just wondering/curious, it doesn't mean that this will be the type of dress code that I am going to wear for the interview.

To everyone:

I just want to clear up ur minds guys that Im not that type of person you guys are thinking for sure..

Have a nice day! Thank you for all the replies!

[gretchen_darren 67]

"On the early morning of May 3, I found myself on the side walk outside the US Embassy in Manila, bewildered by the number of people waiting to enter the embassy. It’s not the number that shocked me actually (I know there’s always hundreds of people lined up outside the embassy), it’s the suits and business attire worn by the applicants, as if dressing to get that job they’ve always aspired for."

--http://justwandering.org/2011/preparation/us-tourist-visa-interview/