Originally posted by Bushmaster78FS: That is what I thought, but signing up with a fake card must be a federal crime... Never had any fake document issues, thank God, though I met a lot of people and I was even offered to get fake DL, greencard, I never did such thing.... It is quite odd, it should be more clear I think, yes, it says "after your enlistment, are you a LPR" and with a big "OR" "at the time of enlistment, were you physically present in the United States" This is why we hire lawyers I guess... I am not planning to hire one unless my N-400 is trned down. I will have him argue this section. Oh, yes, I enlisted in DEP in Jan 2004, and executive order 13269 was still in effect. As far as I know, it is still in effect. Thanks for the support Lt. ------------------------------------------------------- Signing up with a fake ID card is a crime and they arrested about a dozen of illegals serving in AD roles after the first Destert Storm kicked off. None of them were granted LPR's or citizenship. I'm sure there was one special reason they added it. Anywho, I talked to a friend who works in citizenship said that you should be OK. Just fill out the CR paperwork, just in case, something changes. ------------------------------------------------- INS should look at your service dates to determine which act you fall under. That would be the only way they could tell. The reason the law states that you don't have to be a resident is because there are a few illegal immigrants who enlist with fake LPR cards. (Shocker... I know) It's odd that the law states that you don't have to be a permanent resident at the time of enlistment but you must be one at the time of application. There are sooo many variations in the law books I couldn't even hazard a guess. I'll look into it and get back to ya. Although, I agree that you should just file it anyway. 외국포럼에서 찾다보니 가짜영주권으로 미군입대에관한거같은데 해석좀해주세요