mano vienas pazhystamas baige tarnyba nezhinau kaip ji prieme, tik zhinau kad dabar jau JAV pilietis. gavo jis kazhkoki laipsni. dabar dirba barmenu. tokie reikalai :)

Su GC zinau tikrai galima, turiu viena pazystama kuris eina i Marines jau nuo birzelio i boot camp, nors turi GC. Po to sistema veikia taip, kiek is jo suzinojau, po 12 savaiciu bootcamp_o jei ji praeini, tave patalpina i kuria nors station (cia priklauso ar tu nori tarnauti rikiuoteje, ar dirbti ir gauti issilavinima) sakysim mano pazystamo atveju eina noredamas gauti isilavinima, tai po bootcampo patalpins i vadinama station, kur dirbs padejeju (teisejo) p[agl norima specialybe _siek tiek susipazins su specialybe darbo vietoje_ . Tam pragyvenimas nekainuoja, moka atlyginima, ir gali po to pasiimti pinigu studijom, tik priklausomai nuo norimo finansavimo prklausys tavo darbo trukme armijoje

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Jo, jauciu, kad kovo 23d. kai atvyksiu i USA reikes eiti i batus, nes nieko daugiau nemoku isskyrus sliauziojima per placa.

Turint Zalia korta galima tarnauti US armijoj. Be to tarnaujant armijoj nereikia laukti 5 metu kad gauti pilietybe (terminas sutrumpeja iki 3 metu)

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Turint Zalia korta galima tarnauti US armijoj. Be to tarnaujant armijoj nereikia laukti 5 metu kad gauti pilietybe (terminas sutrumpeja iki 3 metu)

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LABAI LABAI prasau smulkesnes informacijos (anglu visiskai slubuoja)

Cia del pilietybes tarnaujant US armijoj.

Lawful Permanent Residents with Three Years U.S. Military Service

An applicant who has served for three years in the U.S. military and who is a lawful permanent resident is excused from any specific period of required residence, period of residence in any specific place, or physical presence within the United States if an application for naturalization is filed while the applicant is still serving or within six months of an honorable discharge.

To be eligible for these exemptions, an applicant must:

have served honorably or separated under honorable conditions;

completed three years or more of military service;

be a legal permanent resident at the time of his or her examination on the application; or

establish good moral character if service was discontinuous or not honorable.

Applicants who file for naturalization more than six months after termination of three years of service in the U.S. military may count any periods of honorable service as residence and physical presence in the United States.