Is there a dress code for the citizenship ceremony?
Can I just wear a nice shirt and nicer jeans or is slacks recommended still?
The specifically ask you not to wear shorts, flip-flops, etc but I doubt if they will turn anyone away if someone did. I actually believe it would be covered under first amendment
I think Bob has provided a good answer. I am curious - would you assert your 1st amendment rights? If they do not like your doing it, it could put you in litigation for quite some time...
If I were you, I would most probably wear a suit.
If you have time, then search in this forum, there is a very interesting thread about dress code.....I remember reading it a while ago.
I totally agree and it is most appropriae to wear a suit. YOu may not wear a tie, but at least a jacket looks impressive. Of course I hjave seen people wearing normal formal shirts and trousers too. But i personally feel a suit helps and make you look professional.