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: Greg Siskind's BlogMILITARY PERSONNEL CITIZENSHIP PROCESSING ACT HEADS TO PRESIDENT FOR SIGNATURE
By Greg Siskind
Kudos to Congress for passing S. 2840 which will require adjudication of naturalization applications for active duty soldiers and former members of the armed services as well as surviving dependents. USCIS will have six months to adjudicate cases. According to AILA, the bill will also establish an FBI liaison at USCIS and set processing deadlines for other naturalizationc cases.
Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on October 02, 2008 (boomark / email).
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