BECOMING A U.S. CITIZEN. In the Madison County Archives there is a collection of more than 3000 naturalization records (declarations of intention, petitions, and naturalization certificates). The majority of these records, those dated between 1853 and 1953, are in bound volumes.
q: what is a local bar to reenlistment? A: A bar to reenlistment is the administrative tool commanders use to deny reenlistment to soldiers they believe may be substandard. Army Regulation (AR) 601-280 sets forth policies and
Reentry After Removal. Removal from the United States may result in bars, typically three or 10 years long, though some offenses may result in a lifetime bar. Once the bar is removed, either through the passage of time or the grant of a waiver, the person may apply for and receive a new visa to enter the country. Illegal reentry after a removal, exclusion, or denial of admission can result in a fine, imprisonment, or both.