Posted on Aug 25, 2022
Will being sent to a mental health facility, but not being diagnosed, and paying a trespassing fine disqualify someone from reenlisting?
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My husband is in the process of reenlisting. He was honest on his packet of course. But I want to know if these things will impact or disqualify him.
He lost a child and his unit at the time sent him to a mental health facility because they were concerned, but he was never diagnosed with anything. He was prescribed medicine but never took it.
He also had a trespassing charge from a messy divorce but was told if he paid the fine, nothing would come of it. Which he did.
Will those things disqualify him from reenlisting?
He lost a child and his unit at the time sent him to a mental health facility because they were concerned, but he was never diagnosed with anything. He was prescribed medicine but never took it.
He also had a trespassing charge from a messy divorce but was told if he paid the fine, nothing would come of it. Which he did.
Will those things disqualify him from reenlisting?
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This doesn't sound like reenlistment. Reenlistment is when you're in the service and you're staying. It sounds like you're asking about prior service enlistment which is a completely different question. Change your tag from. Reenlistment to recruiting
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He needs to go talk to a recruiter, which it sounds like he's seen a recruiter if he's filling out a packet to try to rejoin the military after being discharged (not reenlisting).
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Is he already a Soldier? If so, what you described would likely not be insurmountable. If he is a civilian looking to join his recruiter will inform him. Still does not sound insurmountable if things play out exactly as you say they have. There are never guarantees, you never know until the contract is signed.
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