; and (ii) requirements under section 316. Such benefit shall apply only as to the current or former member’s application for naturalization. (B) Exception Subparagraph (A) shall not apply if the offense pardoned was the same offense that caused that former member’s separation from the Armed Forces in any manner other than honorable. (3) Notice Program (A) Upon enlistment Every military recruiter or officer overseeing an enlistment shall provide to every recruit proper notice of that recruit’s options for naturalization under this title, and shall inform the recruit of existing programs or services that may aid in the recruit’s naturalization process, including directing the recruit to the Judge Advocate General or other designated point-of-contact for naturalization. (B) Upon discharge The Secretary of Homeland Security, acting through the Director of the United States Customs and Immigration Services, and in coordination with the Secretary of Defense, shall provide to every former member of the Armed Forces, upon separation from the Armed Forces, an adequate notice of that former member’s options for naturalization under this title, and shall inform that former member of existing programs and services that may aid in the naturalization process. The Secretary shall issue along with this notice a copy of each form required for naturalization and a copy of the certification of honorable service required under subsection (b)(3), at no expense to that former member. (4) Application automatically filed When the current or former member who would be eligible for naturalization under this section becomes eligible for such naturalization, the Secretary of Homeland Security, in coordination with the Secretary of Defense shall notify the member of his or her eligibility, and shall, unless the member requests the Secretary of Homeland Security not do so, submit an application for the naturalization on behalf of that member. (5) Veteran’s application to be given treatment as though timely filed In the case of any current or