Posted on Mar 23, 2017
I have misdemeanor charges from over 14 years ago and would the current active duty recruiter need to submit for a waiver now in 2017?
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If you processed with a waiver you will not need one again unless you have accrued new charges.
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If you're trying to go active duty from reserves. Yes they will be looked at again. How many Misdemeanors did you have? And what were they for?
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SSG Dennis Mendoza
SFC, back in 2007 the waivers were done for for misdemeanors and I still have the packet in the envelope for that 2007 enlistment.
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I am a prior service currently serving in the Army reserves and waiting on a conditional release request packet to be either approve or denied by 2nd Psychological Operations Group. My question is I have misdemeanor charges from over 14 years ago and when I went in back in 2007 the recruiter back then needed to submit for waivers
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SGT Jared Smith
SSG Dennis Mendoza - Yeah shouldn't be an issue, at least what I've dealt with. Right now is the easiest time to join for prior service for sure.
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SSG Dennis Mendoza
SGT Jared Smith - yeah I'm noticing that they need us back in and I guess I'm returning in the right time.
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LTC (Join to see)
It is true PS are being considered now more than even 6 months ago. However I will tell you moral waiver generally are approved based on the whole person concept. Recent events count more than past, and a single mistake fairs better than multiple.
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SSG Dennis Mendoza
LTC (Join to see) - Hooah, sir yes I figured it was simple back in 2007 and I keep reading that prior service are enlisting back in. I'm looking forward to being back in the active duty ranks
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