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A "naturalized" U.S. citizen

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D: completed a citizenship process

After serving in the military, even for 5 years, you still have to apply for naturalization and get approved in order to naturalize through military work. You must also meet a lot of requirements beyond your military service to be eligible.
There is no citizenship contest.
Being born in the United States automatically makes you a citizen, you do not need to be naturalized.
D is the only answer that upon completion makes you a naturalized citizen because you have gone through the process of naturalization.

DochEvi [55]3 years ago

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Answer:

completed a citizenship process

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