How can someone who lives out of US join the US Navy?
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any non citizen who is a legal, PERMANENT resident( aka Green Card Holder) may enlist into any branch of the US military, but are restricted to jobs that do not require a Security Clearance and may not be Commissioned Officers.  \n\nIn other words, you cannot join the Navy unless you move here and become a permanent resident, and the military cannot and will not aid you in any way in getting over here and getting the proper documentation.
307937
first you have to have at least basic seaman course or trainings of some sort...then you have to have a at least an ample money to burn for your application processing...
529390
Do you mean IS Australia recruiting foreigners to THEIR active duty military?\nIf so...the Australian Military website is a great place to ASK.\nIt is a legitimate question.\nThey have an awesome Navy.
866099
If he wants to apply for a Japanese citizenship first.  Here in the US an immigrant, legal immigrant, can join the US military without being a US citizen.  I was led to believe that it is so as long as the non-citizen declares his intentions to become one although I have known non US citizens who served in the US military and got out of the service without getting US citizenship.
938082
Start with Navy relief society.  Most Navy bases have off-campus schools that can help you.\n\nTry link below.
889704
Well if you really want to join go see a recruiter.  That is the only way to apply.
148419
If you're in the military you can use the military website and your own ID/Password hoo'ah. If not, you can contact the nearest recruiter in your friends branch of service and ask them to help you out. But they might want to sign you up when you go to visit hoo'ah. United States ARMY, South Korea. Bringing to fight to you!!!
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no it is not treason, it is difficult to join the military of another country, but it CAN be done. the fact that the UK is an ally makes it much less difficult. another option would be to join the American military and do what is called a foreign exchange option. it is where you serve in their forces while one of them serves in ours. it is a rare but normal option. not many get into the program because it is not very popular but it does exist. to learn more you can talk to a Representative from the UK military. it may take time but with persistence you can find one who will listen and help rather than laugh at you. i have known of people who have done both so i know it can be done. and the British are as eager to have people serve as the Americans are
553227
Enlist in a branch of the military, especially the army and ask your recruiter.
1109537
Gee... lets see, renounce your US citizenship, attempt to get an Australian citizenship, apply for boot camp with the Australian Army. Maybe if you get through all of these, then you will be accepted into their Army. \n\nBut, why?
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1.  Take the ASVAB.\n\n2.  Tell the recruiter you would like to be a Corpsman.\n\n3.  When you go to see the Classifier at the MEPS station, tell him/her you would like to be a Corpsman.  The Classifier will let you know if you meet the requirements and if the Navy has an open slot for you in the Corpsman rating.\n\n4.  Only sign enlistment papers guaranteeing you Corpsman "A" School.\n\n5.  By the way, Great Lakes is the only place the Navy has boot Camp anymore.  San Diego closed down years ago.  As a matter of fact, there are high-end condos now located where the old RTC used to be.\n\nNavy Senior Chief
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THEY WILL FIND OUT!\n\nI WAS IN THE NAVY FOR 4 YRS AND WE HAD A CAT COME IN TO THE SQUADRON AND STATE THAT HE WAS FROM SAN DIEGO (MADE UP GREEN CARD) AND IT CAME OUT IN THE WASH A BIT DOWN THE ROAD AND THEY DEPORTED HIS ASS!\n\nSO YES THEY WILL FIND OUT!\n\nHOWEVER YOU CAN JOIN THE SERVICE AND GO THROUGH THE PROCESS OF BECOMING A LEGAL CITIZEN. I WAS THE LEGAL YEOMAN OF MY SQUADRON AND WE HAD A FEW FOLKS LIKE THAT SOME FROM THE PHILLIPINES ETC.  SIT DOWN WITH YOUR RECRUITER THEY HAVE WAVERS FOR THINGS YOU KNOW!  IF YOU HAVE ANY MORE QUESTIONS LADY JUST LET ME KNOW!\n\nGOOD LUCK
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go to www.military.com...you will have to register but no need to worry about profile. And you don't have to be military.\nLots of active duty, military retirees, dependents, and others on that site.\nYou will get some very very good guidance from experienced people that know the ins and outs of military matters. You may have to wait for answers. It is not a fast forum like yahoo answers.\ngood luck...I hope you are able to get into the Army or the Navy and other branch. \n\nanother good site would be WWW.USMILNET.COM...a lot of the people on that site are the same people that post on military.com
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An immigrant must have an I-551 (Permanent Alien Resident) card in order to join the military.\n\nAll documentation showing education, birth, and legal status MUST be translated, by an authorized translator, into English.\n\nAs with all other applicants, he/she MUST meet moral and medical standards.
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yes, join the navy. i spent five years there. most importantly, get everything in writing, and make sure you ask for the navy college fund in addition to the gi bill. also, get a guaranteed "a" school in writing. DO NOT go into the navy UNDESIGNATED. Make that recruiter do his damm job, and give you the school you desire.
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You must be a permanent legal resident of the United States..as in a Green Card Holder.  You can not enlist in any branch of the military without being a Green Card Holder.  The military cannot and will not assist you in getting to the United States nor can they help with INS/ICE paperwork
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The Coast Guard is a fine career move. Your best bet for information is at their web site and with a recruiter.\nhttp://www.gocoastguard.com/jobs.html\n\nThe following are the basic requirements for becoming a member of the Coast Guard:\n\nYou must be a US citizen or a Resident Alien. \n\nBe between the ages of 17-27 for Active Duty. (If you are 17, you'll need parental consent.) \n\nReservists must be between 17-39. Prior service personnel should contact their local recruiter for specific programs. \n\nHave a high school diploma.  GEDs are accepted in special circumstances. \n\nHave no more than two dependents. \n\nPass the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test. \n\nPass a military entrance medical exam. \n\nBe the type of person who wants to serve the public on or around the water.