How to know when a veteran is a U.S. citizen

Veterans like everyone else, have their births recorded in the courthouse County of the County in which they are born. Other documents is also proof of citizenship. If born abroad, the Embassy or Consulate in us this information saves u.s. Department of State. Laws continue to change and have the object of research to see what provisions, in fact, if were and where the veteran was born.Difficulty: moderately EasyInstructionsThings need: US Department of State telephone number (202-647-6575), US citizen and immigration service telephone number (800-375-5283) 1Obtain veteran in the courthouse County in the State birth certificate USA where he with the u.s. Department of State was (see resources for a link to the site) for information about a birth outside us advice born 2Check was parents a US citizen. The State Department phone number is 202-647-6575. The 5-year veteran must have placed above a consular registration of birth abroad. Form FS - 240 reporting births abroad 3Ask USCIS U.S. citizen and immigration, or U.S. naturalization and Immigration Naturalization records (see resources for a link to the site) Service service. The customer service number is 800-375-5283.