interview scheduled, GK expires couple weeks before, what to wear?

[Twomoles 8]

So today I had an update USCIS online, that my interview is scheduled. Woot woot!

 

Interview is scheduled mid March

my green card expires end of February?

how should I handle that? (it was under 6 month that I applied for N-400)

 

Does interview means that it is pretty much done deal? USCIS says approval rate is 90 %, is that true? What are the reasons for deny?

As I have been reading usually expiring GC alone would not cause that?

Aside from some tax issues several years ago that are taken care of, and one ticked some 10 years ago, my life is pretty uneventful...

 

By the way what to wear?

 

[SorrowL 138]

Clothing is up to you. Judgement call on your end.

 

If your interview is approved, you’ll be scheduled for an oath ceremony, which is basically the final stretch. 
 

if you have a 10 year LPR card, then it doesn’t matter that it’s expiring soon, as your LPR status continues beyond the card date. You have 3 months post expiry to renew, but considering your situation, I suggest leaving it as you will be handing in your LPR card during the oath ceremony. If the oath ceremony is further down the line, you may be able to request an ADIT stamp from USCIS. 

[xyz12345 260]

52 minutes ago, Twomoles said:

So today I had an update USCIS online, that my interview is scheduled. Woot woot!

 

Interview is scheduled mid March

my green card expires end of February?

how should I handle that? (it was under 6 month that I applied for N-400)

 

Does interview means that it is pretty much done deal? USCIS says approval rate is 90 %, is that true? What are the reasons for deny?

As I have been reading usually expiring GC alone would not cause that?

Aside from some tax issues several years ago that are taken care of, and one ticked some 10 years ago, my life is pretty uneventful...

 

By the way what to wear?

 

Nothing's a done deal until you had your oath and naturalization certificate back from passport processing. You just hope that after the interview, the oath notification and oath ceremony would come very quickly. For me, waiting for an oath notification and ceremony was 10x harder compared to waiting for an interview.

 

You can wear whatever you think is appropriate to wear. They won't hold it against you. You don't have to go business formal though. People even come to the interview in their work uniforms. I just wore office casual for my interview.