Can military spouses be stationed together?

Each of the services has an assignment program called “Join Spouse.” Basically, under this program, the military will try as hard as it can to station military spouses at the same base or within 100 miles of each other. About 80 percent of military couples are assigned within 100 miles of each other.

Can military spouses work in Italy?

U.S. military members on orders do not need a passport or a visa to enter and remain in Italy. To be employed in Italy by someone other than the U.S. Forces (this includes GS, NAF, and government-contracted positions) requires an Italian work visa and work permit.

Can you commission if your spouse is enlisted?

yes if you get married before your commission it is allowed. Doesn’t matter, it’s a pre-existing relationship which is allowed if one commissions and one is still enlisted.

Can you get stationed in Italy?

As far as I can remember, it is incredibly difficult to get stationed in Italy. In my AIT (MOS training) graduation, we had exactly one soldier get sent to Italy. By the way, his daddy was the 1SG to our Alpha Company (we were Bravo). The only way to get there (again, as far as I can remember) is by being Airborne.

What to do if your spouse is in the military?

My spouse is in the military and stationed or deployed abroad. Will U.S. Citizenship Services (USCIS) accept the Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence (Form I-751) without my spouse’s (the petitioner’s) signature?

Can a military spouse attend a USCIS adjustment of status interview?

Yes. USCIS will conduct your Adjustment of Status interview without the presence of your military spouse (the petitioner) if he or she is currently deployed. At your interview, you should bring evidence of your spouse’s military assignment abroad, such as a photocopy of the official orders or a letter from your spouse’s commanding officer.

How to apply for a US military visa in Italy?

Passport must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your last day of stay in Italy. 2) One visa application form, completely and clearly filled out. 3) One recent passport size photograph (black/white or color). 4) An official letter from the U.S. Department of Defense requesting the visa for family members.

Can a spouse of a US service member naturalize in another country?

However, we cannot guarantee that we will grant every expedite request. Under section 319 (e) (2) of the INA and 8 U.S.C. section 1443a, a lawful permanent resident (LPR) who is married to a U.S. service member can naturalize outside the United States without traveling to the U.S.

Can a military spouse get a housing allowance?

If the orders are unaccompanied, then the service member is authorized housing allowance for their dependents’ designated place of residence. This should all be listed in the service member’s PCS orders.

How to find a friend or family member in the military?

Three service branches provide military personnel locator services: U.S. Marine Corps – Scroll down to “Miscellaneous” and select “Personal Locator.” U.S. Navy – Scroll down to “How do I find a friend or family member in the Navy?” You may need to provide the military member’s Social Security number for the locator to help you.

Can a child live with a service member abroad?

While the child is on the waiting list, the service member becomes eligible and naturalizes. Under official orders, the child is authorized to live with (and is actually living with) the service member abroad. The child will be eligible to naturalize while abroad.

Can you send mail to a military member in another country?

If you send mail to a military member in another country, you must follow that country’s rules. The country may forbid certain foods, entertainment products, and toiletries from entering. Find the mailing conditions for a specific country These include the prohibitions and restrictions on mailed items to that country.