What does “exemption” mean?
Meaning: Being officially excused from a duty.
How the officer may ask it
“Did you ever apply for an exemption from military service?”
How to answer
Listen carefully and answer only what is asked. If the officer asks what the word means, explain it in simple words, like: “Being officially excused from a duty.” If something on your N-400 is unclear or you are not sure how to answer, talk to an immigration attorney before the interview — this is not legal advice.
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