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Originally Posted by K-Man
"Generally, members of the U.S. armed forces who serve honorably for any period of time (even 1 day) during specifically designated periods of hostilities (see below) are eligible for naturalization under section 329 of the INA through such military service."
Technically you can get it signed after 1 day of drill (actually 2 fiscal days/or a weekend, which add up to 1 day of service). If you have more drills they'd be more inclined to sign it since they know you, but you definitely don't/won't have all 48.
I think I went to half dozen drills at most since my enlistment.
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You can get 48 muta if u attend all the drills except AT. Plus you get 15 pts for being in the reserves, so 15+48 = 63 pts (50 pts get you a good year!)