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About JoBri
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Rank
Platinum Member
- Birthday 02/08/1961
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Profile Information
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Gender
Male
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City
East
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State
Tennessee
Immigration Info
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Immigration Status
Naturalization (approved)
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Place benefits filed at
Vermont Service Center
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Local Office
Memphis TN
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Country
Philippines
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Our Story
We met online in a Christian chat room in 2006, and married in the Philippines on my first and only visit there in January 2008. She was an elementary school teacher, and then the youngest principal EVER in the Philippines. She gave it all up to come be with me at age 34. She became a naturalized US Citizen right after Basic Training for the Air Force in 2013. Now she has become a Registered Nurse (RN), and is in the Air National Guard. Her 6 year enlistment will be up July 2018, and she will go on active duty in the Air Force as a nurse and an officer. I am proud of her. She now has a very good second career after giving up a very good career in the Philippines to join me. We have a beautiful and intelligent almost 7 year old son who is just now finishing the first grade.
Immigration Timeline & Photos
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Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Depp-Heard trial verdict condemned as a ‘toxic catastrophe’ for women
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Dashinka reacted to a post in a topic: Democrats Stop Short of Assault Weapon Ban in Rush to Pass Modest Reform
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JoBri reacted to a post in a topic: Depp-Heard trial verdict condemned as a ‘toxic catastrophe’ for women
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JoBri reacted to a post in a topic: Democrats Stop Short of Assault Weapon Ban in Rush to Pass Modest Reform
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War sucks. A life ĺost in war is just a sad thing, whatever the reason. Never forget them
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The American service man or woman has fought in many wars, and died. Or wounded. War hurts everyone. No winners. But those who gave their life for the brother or sister next to them, let us always think of. Never forget the sacrifice they made for their countryman, just doing their duty the best they could.
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What this says may not be relevant in your case, but according to the 7th Army Training Command Legal Assistance Information Soldiers’ Naturalization Checklist, " In most cases, the earliest you can submit your application is during basic training". If you can get it done before Basic, then that's wonderful! And congratulations both on soon to be citizenship as well as military service. The military is like home to me, and current and past members feel like extended family. I served in the Army on active duty and then the Army Reserve. And now I am blessed to be a part of that community all over again, through my wife who is serving in the Air Force on active duty. She started out her career by first serving in the Tennessee Air National Guard. Take advantage of every opportunity you get, and embrace it, and most of all enjoy it. Best wishes to you in all your future endeavors.
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Same for my wife and family. They strongly supported his dad
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I may be mistaken, it's been 10 years for us, but don't you have to wait to submit the N400 based on military service until after already going to Basic Training? I know some are able to get it accomplished at Basic Training, while others have to wait until right after completing Basic. We ended up having to wait until she came back from Basic, because they never did it for her while there. They even had a special oath ceremony for us and an entire group of military who weren't able to naturalize at Basic.
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She is going on a tour to Seoul in a couple hours from now
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I remember you. I joined in 2008. Thanks for the well wishes for us oldies. We are in Germany, wife is stationed here as a nurse in the Air Force. Just waiting for her to get back here next week from a deployment to Korea.
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JoBri reacted to a post in a topic: Oops! Diversity officials complain about a DJ in 'blackface' only to be informed he actually is African American
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God bless everyone affected. I wish I could do something... God bless you all
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God bless you all. I pray for their safety
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Prayers for you all