Lets military spouses apply for citizenship sooner by removing a residency rule.
This bill would make it easier for spouses of active-duty military members to become naturalized citizens. It would remove the current requirement for them to live in a specific state or Service district for three months before applying. This change aims to help military families who frequently move due to service.
Today, spouses of active-duty military members who are permanent residents must live in a specific state or Service district for at least three months before applying for naturalized citizenship. If this bill becomes law, these spouses would no longer have that 3-month residency requirement, helping them apply for citizenship sooner and easing the burden of frequent military relocations.
HR 3371 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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