Whether you are confirming a relative’s military service or verifying that a tenant, or an employee served then you may need reliable proof of military service. If you use a general search engine to locate an individual and nothing useful comes back. Please note that this is a very normal occurrence. Military records aren’t indexed…
The military disqualifies applicants for two main reasons: criminal history and medical fitness. Felony convictions, domestic violence, sexual assault, drug trafficking, and fraudulent enlistment carry the most weight, and most cannot be waived. Certain chronic medical conditions, including heart disease and psychiatric disorders, can also disqualify you unless a medical waiver is approved. The U.S….
If you are looking at a short string of letters in Box 26 of your DD Form 214 and wondering what it means, you are in the right place. That string is your separation code. This code explains why you have left active duty. Below you can look up common DD214 separation codes, see what…
According to Military.com, more than 200,000 service members leave the armed forces every year. Most finish their service obligation and move on. Some leave because a medical condition or injury tied to their service makes it impossible to keep serving. When that happens, the member is released from the military through a medical discharge. Here…
A name on a lease. A story that does not quite add up. A borrower who tells you he cannot be taken to court right now because he is deployed. In each case, you need the same thing, and fast: a reliable way to find out if someone is in the military. Active duty status…
You are able to find out if someone was dishonorably discharged. However, what you can access depends on who you are and how long ago you left the military. Veterans and their next of kin can request the full file. An unrelated third party can get limited details, and older records eventually become public. The…
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