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When to apply for Citizenship through the US army?

Hello everyone 👋🏻 I really need advice/ help because I’m confused about starting the process of getting my citizenship through the military. I joined the army as active duty with extension letter since my green card will be expired on February 2021. ( I got divorced so I applied to remove the conditions from my green card). I started basic training on November 2020 and I will arrive to my duty station around may 2021. I’ve been told that I need to submit the forms N400 and N426. My questions is should I start the process now while I’m in basic training? ( I heard that I need the signature of O-6, also I can’t be on my phone/ laptop and see updates or take care of stuff ) or should I wait till I’m in my duty station? During basic training the DS don’t really have time to deal with those stuff, and I feel that only when I get to AIT or my duty station I’ll have more personal time to deal with immigration.

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