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eric LOVES janice   6

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hi everyone.. Just want to ask you guys if clothing on passport photo to be sent along with letter of intent, g-325a form, matters? Is it necessary to wear a collared blouse? Any help.. Thank you..

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hi everyone.. Just want to ask you guys if clothing on passport photo to be sent along with letter of intent, g-325a form, matters? Is it necessary to wear a collared blouse? Any help.. Thank you..

Yes, a shirt/blouse with sleeves and collar will do. Also, no earrings (or any other jewelry) and no hair accessories. :innocent:

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It doesn't matter. You can wear a tie dye if you like. I wore a worn out t-shirt from 2008. You can wear whatever you want as long as it doesn't cover your head - and even then they make religious exceptions.

Nice attire doesn't hurt obviously, but it is in no way required.

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I don't think it matters, the instruction says, it must be taken in clothing you normally wear in daily basis. Although I did mine with collar. lol. but I think that's fine!

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