Can a non-citizen who is a non-resident but has lived in the US since they were 7 years old be recruited into the army?
Mr Rafter correctly states this. Citizen or permanent resident only. Your friend is not eligible to join.
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Mr Rafter correctly states this. Citizen or permanent resident only. Your friend is not eligible to join.
Only the recruiters will be able to tell you. As I understand it, that code will preclude you from joining the SF but you may be able to join...
Disclose it as quickly as possible to all security managers involved. If you don’t the likelihood is high that they’ll find out anyway.
Sounds like you enlisted. You decided ( for whatever reason) not to ship for training. The RE Code means that you’ll need a waiver if you decide...
This is the kind of question you should be discussing with your attorney.
I’d tell you that the individual and attorney should have the relationship and that as a personal assistant to not be anywhere near the relationship.
You claim you have a few felonies. You are on probation. You are ineligible to join. There’s no join in the Army instead of jail anymore.
It’s called using precedence. Stare decisis is the use of precedence to interpret laws
What you are talking about makes no sense. Don’t know what kind of allegation you are making.
Don’t know how old the guy is. You are not old enough for consensual sex in Texas. So if you have had sex, he is a child rapist ... depending on...