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Interview - foreign military service?

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DanAl   11

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Hi,

I am still waiting for my interview, but was wondering if anyone who served in a foreign military (whether volunteering or compulsory service) had any questions about this during the interview? And whether they needed to show any supporting documents regarding this?

 

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3 minutes ago, DanAl said:

Hi,

I am still waiting for my interview, but was wondering if anyone who served in a foreign military (whether volunteering or compulsory service) had any questions about this during the interview? And whether they needed to show any supporting documents regarding this?

 

Thanks

will this question be covered in the N400 form ? 

 H1b ---> EB-1A (I-140) ---> I-485 AOS(Green Card) ---> 5 years --->  US Citizenship N400 application

  • Day 0:  11/16/2017, e-filing N400
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2 minutes ago, GoBig said:

will this question be covered in the N400 form ? 

Yes it is in the form - I am trying to understand whether answering Yes as required resulted in additional questioning by the IO. And if so, whether additional documents were asked for as an RFE.

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6 minutes ago, DanAl said:

Yes it is in the form - I am trying to understand whether answering Yes as required resulted in additional questioning by the IO. And if so, whether additional documents were asked for as an RFE.

Seeing your country of origin, it all depends when you served.

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