Can I sue the military for refusing to correct my military records related to retirement?
No, you can't sue. You can however, apply to have your records corrected.
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No, you can't sue. You can however, apply to have your records corrected.
Highly unlikely. Can't change what was charged 4 years ago. Every background check you have to answer truthfully what you were charged with.
He has 2 strikes against him: 1. a convicted felon; 2. deported. He's not getting back into the US. He is not worth losing your career and...
No, the BCMR/BCNRs take at least 2 years now, they have a huge backlog of cases and are not making timely decisions. Statute requires them to make...
You could talk to the IG about it. In all likelihood, if the commander took some form of action against her, she would probably file a retaliation...
You could try, but your lawsuit would get thrown out and the court would probably hit you with some kind of sanctions for filing a frivolous...
I have moved this to immigration law.
A reenlistment code 3P means you were discharged for a physical disability and you need a waiver to reenlist. Talk to a recruiter.
You might want to research a hardship discharge.
You should seek counseling from a behavior health professional, then go from there.