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kaji sahab
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Posted on 01-21-11 7:51
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HI
When a GC holder joins Air Force or any other Armed force of the US, how sooner will he get citizenship provided that he files for citizenship as soon as the training begins?
I know there are plenty of Nepalese that have gone for US Army. Please share your experience in regards to this matter. I found on the internet that a GC can expedite his application for citizenship. kati time lagchha citizen huna?
Any Nepalese out there in the Air Force? Please share your experience about military life and the citizenship path.
I also kindly request any other person to share information who may have information on this.
Thanks
this is what i found on the internet:
Service During Hostilities : By Executive Order Number 13269, dated July 3, 2002, President Bush declared that all those persons serving honorably in active-duty status in the Armed Forces of the United States at any time on or after September 11, 2001 until a date to be announced, are eligible to apply for naturalization in accordance with the service during hostilities statutory exception in Section 329 of the INA to the naturalization requirements. This means that individuals with even one day of honorable active duty service can apply for citizenship, regardless of how long they have been a resident. Note: Under this provision, individuals who apply for citizenship after discharge must present a DD Form 214, with service characterized as "Honorable," or "General." Those with other characterizations (including Entry Level Separation), are not eligible.
Section 329 of the INA also applies to service-members who served on active duty during World War I, World War II, the Korean Conflict, the Vietnam Conflict, and Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm.
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damaulikancha
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Posted on 01-22-11 2:58
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kaji sahab, i have a friend who joined us marine when he was in f1 status, he got his citizenship in around 6 months, so i guess it is same!!!
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BudoBaaje
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Posted on 01-22-11 11:00
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१) ६ महिना भित्र हुन्छ
२) हरियो पट्टी ले हुन्छ । खै के भन्छ नि त्यो मोर देन इनफ कि के ।
3) मथुरा को लड्डु हो ! खाने पनि पछुताऊछ नखाने पनि पछुताउछ । भालु को कन्पट् हो छोड्न मिल्दैन समाउन पनि कत्ती समाइराख्नु ?
४) नागरिकता को माला लाउने ठुलो मन रहेछ । ६ महिना मा लाग्छ ।
५) कुनै प्रश्न ? बुडोबाजे लाई सम्झनु
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Posted on 01-22-11 11:37
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You are eligible the day you report to boot camp. It takes about 3 month average from the day you apply.
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kaji sahab
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Posted on 01-22-11 5:01
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damaulikancha
thanks for replying
bajee
aba [Disallowed String for - use of word not allowed] ko kanpat bhaye pani samauna nai paryo ni. gas ma cash ma kaam garnu bhanda ta ramrai hola. [Disallowed String for - use of word not allowed] ko kanpat ta jasari bhaye pani 4 barsa samma samai rakhna parchha re recruiter le bhaneko. yo recruiter mula lai pani immigration ko barey ma taha nai hudaina raichha. malai ta 2 years lagchha bhanyo citizen huna. its right under section 328 but when i looked at USCIS, theres also the section 329 that i have mentioned earlier that makes some one eligible on the first day of training.
kura nagarikta ko mala lagaune haina baaje. maile hereko chhai airforce ko auta technical position ho jasko lagi officer huna parne raichha ani office chhai citizen matra huna paune raichha. ani 28 barsa bhitra apply garera 30 barsa umer bhitra complete garna parne raichha. aile ma 27 bharkhar lagey tehi bhayera yo citizenship ko barey ma bujna khojeko ho. tesaile tyo position ko lagi pahile 3 months ko basic training garne ani tes pachhi officers training garera citizenship bhaye pachhi matra apply garna painchha. so time is kinda tight here. tehi bhayera dubida bhai ra chha.
baaje ko salla sujhab chha bhane dinu kyare yo naati lai.
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thank you for your reply bro.
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BudoBaaje
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Posted on 01-22-11 10:17
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अब हाकिम् साब हुन लाई छिर्न लाग्या भने सरक्क छिरे हुन्छ । ३० हैन ३५ बर्ख सम्म पाउछ । बाहिर को मान्छे लाई मात्र हो ३०। छिरिसकेको लाई अनेक अनेक बाटा छन हाकिम् हुने । ३५ बर्ख नपुगे सम्म डर् हुन्न ढोका खुल्लै हुन्छ । बुथ क्याम्प मा चै हैन त्यहा बाट स्कुल गए पछी नागरिकता को पर्किरिया बढ्छ रे । क्याम्प मा त यता उती गर्ने फुर्सत चै पक्कै नहोला भन्ने भन्ठान्छु म । नजानेका बुझ्न मन लागेका कुरो सोध बा । परेको मै बेहोरुला । लौ यो बुढो को शुभाशिस् छ !
सबै को भलो चिताउने
उही बुढोबाजे
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baalai vayena
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Posted on 01-22-11 10:42
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Bootcamp mai prakriya suru garna malcha. 'drill (grill) sgt lai vaney pachi post ko immigration office ma lagera kuro kani milaidincha.
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Posted on 01-23-11 10:43
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kaji sahab
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Posted on 01-23-11 2:12
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thank you baalai vayena bro
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really? 2 months ma nai approved??? nice........thank for that info and your personal info bro.i appreciate that. tara malai ta air force ko recruiter le ta 2 years kurna parchha bhanyo.....sabai lai taha hudaina raichha hai immigration ko details??
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Posted on 01-23-11 3:43
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You are eligible to apply from the day you report to boot camp, Your recruiter is misinformed. Military citizenship is prioritized over regular applications for naturalization. USCIS has a dedicated group in Nebraska that process military cases exclusively. Once you report to bootcamp, let your seargent/whatever know that you wish to start your process for naturalization. At least in the Navy, I have known people who received their citizenship by the time they graduate out of bootcamp (8-11 weeks).
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Agnibikram
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Posted on 01-24-11 4:44
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I've got a query about all this. Not that it concerns me remotely but I still, I've always been curious about the whole deal.
How long do you need to serve in the Army after you get recruited? Say you have a Bachelor's/Master's, do you get to join the army's technical wings or are you all drafted into combat wings?
I know that a number of Nepalese in the US joined the army ( while I was in the US ) but I never bothered to get any information or w/e.
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Posted on 01-24-11 7:20
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The type of the job depends on the needs of the military. Obviously for army, the greatest needs are on the front lines, not just infantry but also language translators, logistics and other areas of support. They will match you to a job that your ASVAB qualifies you to. Until you raise your right hand and take the oath of enlistment, you are allowed to walk away anytime for any reason.
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Agnibikram
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Posted on 01-26-11 12:00
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That doesn't answer my question though. What's the catch of awarding a Citizenship? Surely, you're not saying that a recruit can walk off as soon as he receives his Citizenship?
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kaji sahab
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Posted on 01-26-11 2:37
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when you sign up for the army, you have obligation to serve for at least 4 years of active duty and i think probably another 4 years on reserve. if you leave the army before your term or even are discharged under "dishonorable" conditions, they your citizenship will be revoked.
i am just curious as to why you care about it since you are supposedly in nepal?
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Posted on 01-26-11 6:53
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Helo everybody,, Ma pani navy ma jau vaneko ho. Recruiter sanga kura gare kura ta mithai garchha tara khai k khai k. Mero chai 2 yrs of college siddisakyo so aile jada thik hola ki bachelors complete garera.Nd about the citizenship thing my recruiter told me the process starts after the first day of active duty coz the country is in war after 9/11. Nd it mostly take around 6 months..
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Agnibikram
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Posted on 01-26-11 9:46
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Kaji Sahab, I was merely curious man. I've heard of my friends talk about a prospect of serving the US Army and I was quite wary about it.
As it stands, none of them ended up joining the Army. Instead, they're working as Accountants and Insurance agents.
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Posted on 01-27-11 6:49
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The catch is military owns your time for 4 years.
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