There is no official dress-code, but I think as a common sense, you have to wear decent clothes (No need to wear a tuxedo, but jeans & shirt would be fine!). I was unpleasantly surprised to see some people wearing sweatpants and flip flops like they're going to Walmart or even better, going to bed lol. I imagine if it was warmer, people would've showed up in shorts and tank tops.
Thanks for the info and congrats on passing the test/interview!There is no official dress-code, but I think as a common sense, you have to wear decent clothes (No need to wear a tuxedo, but jeans & shirt would be fine!). I was pleasantly surprised to see some people wearing sweatpants and flip flops like they're going to Walmart or even better, going to bed lol. I imagine if it was warmer, people would've showed up in shorts and tank tops.
Obviously, you won't be asked to leave even if you look like you're going to the beach, but I think a better choice of clothes would show your respect to the officiality of the event and the immigration officers
Thank you! The test was relatively easy, unfortunately I'm not able to tell any more info
Thanks for the info.Thank you! The test was relatively easy, unfortunately I'm not able to tell any more info
If you read the book 3 times minimum and practice tests online, you will be fine, guaranteed. The most important dates definitely have to be memorized.
As for the Oath, the officer didn't have any idea really... She told me to check my e-mail and regular mail, and if I get scheduled at the Library downtown, it will be on 10.10 (I guess the big ceremony), but it's not guaranteed. Can be later than that. So I just have to wait, patiently wait. After waiting for 15 months, I almost got used to waiting
Awesome!I aced it today guys with perfect mark 20/20
Hope you get oath invitation soon!
Congraaaats!I aced it today guys with perfect mark 20/20
I was there today too, got 20/20 and was the first to leave the test haha.
Thanks for sharing the information and Congratulations!! Sounds like London is dealing with all the top students. LOL.I was there today too, got 20/20 and was the first to leave the test haha.
The officer had the citizenship application printed (at least some), because I saw the photocopy of my English test certificate. They didn't ask to see a language certificate, but it seemed like she was asking me questions (why did you move around, etc) to test my English.
She looked at dates on the stamps to prove entry/exit, it was really quick, I doubt they would care about translations of those.
Do not provide or show what is not asked, keep in a folder.
About 20-25 people were taking the test, and I thought it was gonna be on a computer, but it was on paper (multiple choice, still), using a pencil.
Nothing to worry about with regards to dress code, just clean and tidy.
She said the ceremony might happen at the end of September, otherwise October 4th, and that I could vote by calling the Elections office
