DD214 & Citizenship

[Vincent]

Hi,

I served three years to the day in the US Army and was told by my recruter and the officer who gave me the "Honorable Discharge' that I would be an US Citizen. This seems to be not true. Has rules changed? I was discharged in 1964. Re-enlisted in 1969 and went through Basic training again. Served again 3 years "Honorably" I am confused now. What do I need to do or is there a US Army rule, that state that an individual is an US Citizen after 3 years of Honorable service? Who can help me here.

I would highly appreciate this.

[wackychick]

No one here is familiar with what rule or law this might pertain to. It sounds like you might need to speak to someone in this sort of field, such as an immigration attorney or a military attorney of some sort. This is a new one on us!
Good luck to you!

[alwaysright]

Vincent,
I hope this works out for you . I just wanted to thank you for serving in the military when you were not a citizen. That showed alot of belief in the US.