I was in the military in Ireland (reserves)

[lukefromireland]

Hi,

I’m doing the I-485

Part 8. General Eligibility and Inadmissibility Ground

-question 49. Have you EVER received any type of military, paramilitary, or weapons training?

-question 55. Have you EVER served in, been a member of, assisted, or participated in any military unit, paramilitary unit, police unit, self-defense unit....etc

I was in the Irish Reserve Defense Forces for one year. It was part time, one evening per week and the odd week away, however it is military and I received weapons training. Will answering yes to questions 49 and 55 cause refusal of a green card?

Thanks

[ewilliams]

Hi,

I’m doing the I-485

Part 8. General Eligibility and Inadmissibility Ground

-question 49. Have you EVER received any type of military, paramilitary, or weapons training?

-question 55. Have you EVER served in, been a member of, assisted, or participated in any military unit, paramilitary unit, police unit, self-defense unit....etc

I was in the Irish Reserve Defense Forces for one year. It was part time, one evening per week and the odd week away, however it is military and I received weapons training. Will answering yes to questions 49 and 55 cause refusal of a green card?

Thanks

No it's not. They'll check records and the Irish are still allies with US. I myself was in the Dutch Marine Corps and met my wife (us citizen) in Afghanistan, she was US Army. No problems what so ever

[lukefromireland]

No it's not. They'll check records and the Irish are still allies with US. I myself was in the Dutch Marine Corps and met my wife (us citizen) in Afghanistan, she was US Army. No problems what so ever

Sweet, thanks mate

[ewilliams]

Sweet, thanks mate

Anytime,

Goodluck

[jeff48109]

No it's not. They'll check records and the Irish are still allies with US. I myself was in the Dutch Marine Corps and met my wife (us citizen) in Afghanistan, she was US Army. No problems what so ever

Yup. Similar for me. no problems whatsoever.