Military Accessions Vital to National Interest (MAVNI) - U.S. Army and Army Reserves - Hamilton, NJ

Military Accessions Vital to National Interest (MAVNI)U.S. Army and Army Reserves , NJ

The MAVNI program allows the enlistment into the United States Army or Army Reserve of certain legal non-immigrant aliens with foreign language ability. Applicants that enlist under the MAVNI program have the opportunity for the naturalization process to be expedited (usually completed during basic combat training) * Age: 17-34 (must Ship prior to 35th Birthday) * Education: High School Senior or High School Diploma (Tier 1) Graduate or Higher.–Foreign Diplomas and Transcripts must be translated and evaluated. * Trainability: 50 or higher on the ASVAB * Physical: Must meet physical standards IAW AR 601-210. Medical waivers are authorized. * Conduct: No conduct waivers authorized * Dependents: Must meet standards IAW AR 601-210. Dependency waivers are authorized * Foreign Armed Forces: Must not be affiliated with any foreign armed forces. No exception is authorized.Languages:
o ALBANIAN
o AMHARIC
o ARABIC
o AZERBAIJANI
o BALOCHI
o BENGALI
o BULGARIAN
o BURMESE
o CEBUANO
o CAMBODIAN-KHMER
o CHINESE
o CZECH
o DHIVEHI
o FRENCH (with citizenship from an African country)
o GEORGIAN
o HAITIAN CREOLE
o HAUSA
o HINDI
o HUNGARIAN
o IGBO
o INDONESIAN
o JAPANESE
o KASHMIRI
o KOREAN
o KURDISH
o LAO
o MALAY
o MALAYALAM
o MORO
o NEPALESE
o PAHARI
o PASHTO
o PERSIAN
o DARI
o PERSIAN FARSI
o POLISH
o PORTUGUESE
o PUNJABI
o ROMANIAN
o RUSSIAN
o SINDHI
o SERBO-CROATION
o SINHALESE
o SOMALI
o SWAHILI
o TAGALOG
o TAJIK
o TAMIL
o THAI
o TURKISH
o TURKMEN
o UKRAINIAN
o URDU (with citizenship / birth certificate from Pakistan or Afghanistan)
o UZBEK
o YORUBA

• Citizenship: –Applicants must be an Asylee; a person who applied for, and was granted asylum in the United States. Refugee; a person who was admitted to the United States as a refugee. Or, Temporary Protected Status (TPS); a person who has been granted permission to remain in the United States for a specified period of time because of an emergency or conflict in their home Country.–Applicants not in the above status must fall within one of the legal non-immigrant-visa categories listed(see below): – Must have had legal status for at least the last 2 years with no single absence of more than 90 days from the U.S. during the two year period immediately preceding the date of enlistment.E-1-Individual in the U.S. to conduct trade under a treatyE-2-Individual in the U.S. to develop and direct an organization in which the individual has invested substantial capital under a treatyE-3-Australian Free Trade agreement working in specialty occupationsF-1-Academic or language training studentF-2-Dependent of an F-1 StudentF-3-Part time student commuting from Canada or MexicoH-1B-Individual in the U.S. to perform professional services for a sponsoring employer for a specified period of timeH-1C-Individual in the U.S. to perform professional nursing for the sponsoring organization for a specific period of timeH-2A-Individual in the U.S. to perform temporary agricultural workH-2B-Individual in the U.S. in a temporary position for which a shortage exists in the U.S.H-3-Individual in the U.S. to participate in a training program provided by the sponsoring employerH-4-Dependent of an H principal legal status holder I-Legal status for foreign media representativeJ-1-Student admitted as a student for duration of stay under exchange visitor applicationJ-2-Dependent of J-1 legal status holderK-1-Fiancee of a U.S CitizenK-2-Minor child of K-1K-3-Spouse of a U.S. CitizenK-4-Child of K-3L-1-Individual transferred to the U.S. from an affiliated office or entity of the U.S. employer to work as an executive or specialistL-2-Dependent of L-1 transfereeM-1-Vocational student admitted for duration of statusM-2-Dependent of M-1 principal legal status holderM-3-Part time student commuting from Canada or Mexico O-1-Individual of extraordinary ability in the sciences, arts, business, education or athleticsO-2-Personnel accompanying an O-1 legal status holderO-3-Dependent of an O-1 or O-2 legal status holderP-1-Internationally recognized entertainer or athlete and essential personnelP-2-Artist or entertainer in the U.S. under a reciprocal exchange programP-3-Individual in the U.S. in a culturally unique program to perform, coach, teach or trainP-4-Dependent of a principal P legal status holderQ-1-Participant in an international cultural exchange programQ-2-Participant in the Irish peace process cultural and training programQ-3-Dependent of Q-2 legal status holdersR-1-Individual in the U.S. as a bona fide religious organization carrying out religious activitiesR-2-Dependent of R-1 legal status holderS-5-Informant of criminal organization informationS-6-Informant of terrorism informationS-7-Spouse, parent or child of S-5 or S-6T-1-Victim of a severe form of trafficking in personsT-2-Spouse of a victim of severe form of trafficking in personsT-3-Child of a severe form of trafficking in personsT-4-Parent of victim of severe form of trafficking in persons (if T-1 victim is under 21 years of age)TC-Canadian physician authorized to engage in direct patient care TD-Dependent of a TN visa holder Tn-A citizen of Canada or Mexico in the U.S. under NAFTA to perform specific services for a sponsoring employer U-Victims of certain crimesU-1-Victim of certain criminal activityU-2-Spouse of U-1U-3-Child of U-1U-4 Parent of U-1, if U-1 is under 21 years of ageV-1-Spouse of a U.S. lawful permanent residentV-2-Child of a U.S. lawful permanent residentV-3-Child of a V-1 or V-2 status individual Required education: * High school or equivalent

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• Have you completed the following level of education: High school or equivalent?

Required education:

• High school or equivalent

Required education:

• High school or equivalent