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Can I become a U.S. Citizen based on U.S. Military Service?

Under certain circumstances, service in the United States armed forces will allow someone to become a U.S. citizen. This may be true even if you are not a lawful permanent resident (in other words, even if you have never had a “green card”).  This may be true even if you have not not lived in the United States.

The Army Grade Determination Review Board determines or recommends the highest grade satisfactorily held for service/physical disability retirement, retirement pay, and separation for physical disability.

The website includes information about eligibility and the application process to request review.

 

Read this article for a brief overview of VA Disability Compensation.

The Servicemember's Civil Relief Act (SCRA) might be helpful if you need to cancel or change your cell phone contract because you received new military orders to an area not supported by the contract.

Learn what benefits and financial resources may be available to you.

This article explains some basics about the bankruptcy laws and rules and may help you make a more informed decision about whether filing for bankruptcy makes sense for you.

The Board reviews discharges of former soldiers, except discharges that were issued over 15 years ago or were given by sentence of a General Court Martial. Learn more about the Board in this article.