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Army Community Service Citizenship
Children Citizenship Couples Departing
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Readiness (Deployment)
Family
Support New
Arrivals Single
Soldiers Sponsorship Welcome
Packets
Junior
Enlisted Family Center
Army Community Service
Relocation Readiness Program - click
here to email relocation@FortCampbellMWR.com
Citizenship classes are offered to soldiers and family members
who are preparing to become a U.S citizen. Information provided
in the class are, U.S. government structure, U.S history, and
procedures in becoming a U.S citizen. Packets of information
to include the Citizenship manual, “Important People to
know”, and 100 Sample questions are provided for individual
study. Classes are held on the first Monday of each month. Call
270.798.6313/2676 to register.
Applications for citizenship for Fort
Campbell can be obtained at the
Staff Judge Advocate Office (Legal
Office)
Legal Assistance
125 Forrest Road
Fort Campbell
270.798.4432
Hours: Mon-Fri, 9AM-430PM ; Thu - closed.
If Legal Assistance does not have the
forms, call 1.800.870.3676 or 1.800.375.5283 or click on http://uscis.gov
Citizenship
Information
If you are a member of
the U.S Armed Forces and are interested in becoming
a U.S citizen, you may be eligible to apply for citizenship
under special provisions provided for in the Immigration
and Nationality Act (INA).
Recent changes in the relevant sections of the INA Sections 328 and 329
make it easier for qualified military personnel to become U.S. citizens
if they choose to file a naturalization application.
Recent legislation has called for additional benefits to members of the
military.
• No fees will be charged when you file for naturalization.
• The naturalization process will be made available overseas to members
of the Armed Forces at US embassies, consulates, and where practical, military
installation aboard.
Army Community Service
is offering Citizenship Classes once a month to provide
information on procedure and process of obtaining American
citizenship. ACS will provide a study guide packet
and 100 sample questions. The class is free to all
soldiers and family member. To sign up for the class
and to get more information, contact Mary Young at
270.798.6313.
District
Offices
Immigration and Naturalization – Louisville
Gene Snyder Federal Building
601 West Broadway
Louisville, KY 40402
Phone: 1.800.375.5283
Immigration and Naturalization - Memphis
1341 Sycamore View Rd, Suite 100
Memphis, TN 38134
Phone: 1.800.375.5283
Office Application Actual Process
Texas Service Center (GSC)
P.O Box 851204
Mesquite TX 75185-1204
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