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The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) sections 328 and 329 allow for a member of the U.S. military to become a U.S. citizen if he meets other eligibility requirements for citizenship. In addition to other requirements, a service member must have certification of military or naval service. In order to do so, you must file Form N-426 certification. Once approved, the certification meets the requirements for naturalization. You will need to list your dates and places of active service and you will need a military official to sign the form which affirms your service. In addition to certification of military service, you will need the following documents:
Talk to an Immigration Lawyer to find out how you can get citizenship expedited by your service in the military.
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