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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Italy
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Hello,

My foreign fiance was in a ROTC type of program in Italy, where he went to University/served in the military at the same time in Taranto. Does anyone else in Italy have a similar situation? If so, did you need to provide a military record? He's asked for his, but just in case it's a hassle to procure, wanted to find out if anyone else bypassed this step in a similar situation.

Thanks!

(Please see timeline for more detail)

I-129F Visa Submission
Feb. 09, 2009: I-129F Submitted
Aug. 24-25, 2009: Exam/Interview in Naples; VISA IN PASSPORT!
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
October 2009: POE!!!
December 2009: Wedding!!!
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
AOS Submission
Jan. 14, 2010: USPS confirms delivery at Chicago Lockbox (mailed 1/11)
Jan. 19, 2010: I-131, I-485, I-765 NOA's (received 1/23)
Mar. 04, 2010: Status changed to PERMANENT RESIDENT

I-751 Petition: Removal of Conditions
(Eligible on March 4th, 2012, based on 2 years as LPR (can apply 90-days prior))
Jan. 09, 2012: USPS confirms delivery of Application for Removal of Conditions/10-year GC at Vermont Service Center (mailed 1/6)
Jan. 10, 2012: I-751 NOA (received 1/13)
Jan. 20, 2012: I-751 ASC Appointment Notice for Biometrics on 3/12 (we originally had an appt for a month earlier, but had to request another date bc of prior commitments
Oct. 03, 2012: I-751 NOA congratulating us on lifting of conditions (it took 8 months and 24 days). Green card arrived within two weeks.

N-400 Naturalization
Eligible on March 4th, 2013 after 3 years as LPR
Dec. 18, 2012: USPS confirms delivery of Application for Naturalization at Dallas, TX facility (mailed 1/14)
Dec. 20, 2012: N-400 NOA
Jan. 14, 2013: Biometrics appointment

Jul. 16, 2013: American History & English Exam

Aug. 23, 2013: Oath Ceremony

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
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Military Records

Available. The Foglio Matricolare is the usual record of military service. It gives complete details regarding military service, including convictions before court martials. Officers are issued the Stato di Servizio that contains more complete information than the Congedo Illimitato that is merely a discharge certificate. Military records may not be available to those who have not reported to their military district after leaving Italy. There is an fee for this service.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/reciproc...ocity_3589.html

In our case my Wife served in the Chinese army, however we did not try to get military records because the reciprocity table from the state department told us they were NOT available.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Italy
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Posted
Military Records

Available. The Foglio Matricolare is the usual record of military service. It gives complete details regarding military service, including convictions before court martials. Officers are issued the Stato di Servizio that contains more complete information than the Congedo Illimitato that is merely a discharge certificate. Military records may not be available to those who have not reported to their military district after leaving Italy. There is an fee for this service.

http://travel.state.gov/visa/frvi/reciproc...ocity_3589.html

In our case my Wife served in the Chinese army, however we did not try to get military records because the reciprocity table from the state department told us they were NOT available.

Very helpful, thanks!

(Please see timeline for more detail)

I-129F Visa Submission
Feb. 09, 2009: I-129F Submitted
Aug. 24-25, 2009: Exam/Interview in Naples; VISA IN PASSPORT!
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
October 2009: POE!!!
December 2009: Wedding!!!
+ + + + + + + + + + + +
AOS Submission
Jan. 14, 2010: USPS confirms delivery at Chicago Lockbox (mailed 1/11)
Jan. 19, 2010: I-131, I-485, I-765 NOA's (received 1/23)
Mar. 04, 2010: Status changed to PERMANENT RESIDENT

I-751 Petition: Removal of Conditions
(Eligible on March 4th, 2012, based on 2 years as LPR (can apply 90-days prior))
Jan. 09, 2012: USPS confirms delivery of Application for Removal of Conditions/10-year GC at Vermont Service Center (mailed 1/6)
Jan. 10, 2012: I-751 NOA (received 1/13)
Jan. 20, 2012: I-751 ASC Appointment Notice for Biometrics on 3/12 (we originally had an appt for a month earlier, but had to request another date bc of prior commitments
Oct. 03, 2012: I-751 NOA congratulating us on lifting of conditions (it took 8 months and 24 days). Green card arrived within two weeks.

N-400 Naturalization
Eligible on March 4th, 2013 after 3 years as LPR
Dec. 18, 2012: USPS confirms delivery of Application for Naturalization at Dallas, TX facility (mailed 1/14)
Dec. 20, 2012: N-400 NOA
Jan. 14, 2013: Biometrics appointment

Jul. 16, 2013: American History & English Exam

Aug. 23, 2013: Oath Ceremony

Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Ukraine
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Posted
Hello,

My foreign fiance was in a ROTC type of program in Italy, where he went to University/served in the military at the same time in Taranto. Does anyone else in Italy have a similar situation? If so, did you need to provide a military record? He's asked for his, but just in case it's a hassle to procure, wanted to find out if anyone else bypassed this step in a similar situation.

Thanks!

If available yes. They will likely need to see his status, not necessarily his whole record. Ukraine has compulsary military service for all males 18-20 and we had to show our son was registered and had a student deferrment. So his current status should be sufficient.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: China
Timeline
Posted
Hello,

My foreign fiance was in a ROTC type of program in Italy, where he went to University/served in the military at the same time in Taranto. Does anyone else in Italy have a similar situation? If so, did you need to provide a military record? He's asked for his, but just in case it's a hassle to procure, wanted to find out if anyone else bypassed this step in a similar situation.

Thanks!

If available yes. They will likely need to see his status, not necessarily his whole record. Ukraine has compulsary military service for all males 18-20 and we had to show our son was registered and had a student deferrment. So his current status should be sufficient.

Correct, the main reason for getting a military record, is if for some reason there is a mark on the military record for something that makes a person inadmissible may not show up on a police report.

OUR TIME LINE Please do a timeline it helps us all, thanks.

Is now a US Citizen immigration completed Jan 12, 2012.

1428954228.1592.1755425389.png

CHIN0001_zps9c01d045.gifCHIN0100_zps02549215.gifTAIW0001_zps9a9075f1.gifVIET0001_zps0a49d4a7.gif

Look here: A Candle for Love and China Family Visa Forums for Chinese/American relationship,

Visa issues, and lots of info about the Guangzhou and Hong Kong consulate.

 
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