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Hello! I am a military spouse and a conditional permanent resident residing in an army post in Germany. From what I know, I can file for naturalization right away even if I don't meet the three year residency requirement. and that it is perfectly ok not lift conditions and jump to naturalization right away. I have only one question. Can I still file even if I am already here in Germany? Anyone in a similar situation? Thanks!!

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Hello! I am a military spouse and a conditional permanent resident residing in an army post in Germany. From what I know, I can file for naturalization right away even if I don't meet the three year residency requirement. and that it is perfectly ok not lift conditions and jump to naturalization right away. I have only one question. Can I still file even if I am already here in Germany? Anyone in a similar situation? Thanks!!

Yes, you can apply while you're there. At that military base should have someone who is taking care of immigration issue. Go see them. One of my friend filed the competition while she was based in Japan with her husband.

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Hello! I am a military spouse and a conditional permanent resident residing in an army post in Germany. From what I know, I can file for naturalization right away even if I don't meet the three year residency requirement. and that it is perfectly ok not lift conditions and jump to naturalization right away. I have only one question. Can I still file even if I am already here in Germany? Anyone in a similar situation? Thanks!!

Yes, you can apply while you're there. At that military base should have someone who is taking care of immigration issue. Go see them. One of my friend filed the competition while she was based in Japan with her husband.

Thank you for replying. I really do appreciate it! Some VJ members have already given me pointers on what to do as I have asked about this TOO MANY TIMES in the past. Now I'm going to have to stop annoying them. LMAO. No biggie for me but I didn't think it would be too big a deal for some. But to EVERYONE here at VJ who has helped me here - THANKS! YOU ARE ALL APPRECIATED! God bless you all especially to all military families all over the world! Until they all come home! Cheers!

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Hello! I am a military spouse and a conditional permanent resident residing in an army post in Germany. From what I know, I can file for naturalization right away even if I don't meet the three year residency requirement. and that it is perfectly ok not lift conditions and jump to naturalization right away. I have only one question. Can I still file even if I am already here in Germany? Anyone in a similar situation? Thanks!!

Yes, you can apply while you're there. At that military base should have someone who is taking care of immigration issue. Go see them. One of my friend filed the competition while she was based in Japan with her husband.

Thank you for replying June Kinney. I really do appreciate it! Some VJ members have already given me pointers on what to do as I have asked about this TOO MANY TIMES in the past. Now I'm going to have to stop annoying them. LMAO. No biggie for me but I didn't think it would be too big a deal for some. :( But to EVERYONE here at VJ who has helped me - THANK YOU SO MUCH! YOU ARE ALL GREATLY APPRECIATED... God bless especially to all military families all over the world!

Until they all come home! Cheers! :star:

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