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Proceed to the residence data section. List all addresses where you have lived in the past fifteen years, starting with your current residence.
In the family/social data section, provide details about your marital status and information regarding your spouse and children. Be thorough to avoid any omissions.
Complete the military service data if applicable. Include details of your service history and any relevant documentation as attachments if necessary.
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