Navy Fed is a CU that extends membership to several others other than military. There are several threads about eligibilty already out - so in effort not to duplicate, plug that topic into search. If you find that you have the opportunity to join, they offer great service and treat their members well. Good luck 
Starting Score: 686 EQ (8/9/12), 668 TU (WalMart 8/8/12)
Crashem wrote:There is no backdoor to nfcu. It is designed to serve active military and retires and family. Ome other categories are allowed. However attractiveness of nfcu has people going to great lengths for eligibility.
Backdoor = ROOMMATE 
Very simple. Get a roommate that is eligible for NFCU and have him/her put one of your bills in their name. You can join with them as your sponsor. I'll be doing this in October.
Duncanrr wrote:
Crashem wrote:There is no backdoor to nfcu. It is designed to serve active military and retires and family. Ome other categories are allowed. However attractiveness of nfcu has people going to great lengths for eligibility.
Backdoor = ROOMMATE
Very simple. Get a roommate that is eligible for NFCU and have him/her put one of your bills in their name. You can join with them as your sponsor. I'll be doing this in October.
Nice.My brother-inlaw is ex navy I'll get him to sponsor me.
MountainHiker wrote:
Duncanrr wrote:
Crashem wrote:There is no backdoor to nfcu. It is designed to serve active military and retires and family. Ome other categories are allowed. However attractiveness of nfcu has people going to great lengths for eligibility.
Backdoor = ROOMMATE
Very simple. Get a roommate that is eligible for NFCU and have him/her put one of your bills in their name. You can join with them as your sponsor. I'll be doing this in October.
Nice.My brother-inlaw is ex navy I'll get him to sponsor me.
Remember only active duty and retirees and not veterans are eligible. However if your brother in law joined while he was active, he can sponsor you although maybe have your sister join first.
Duncanrr wrote:
Crashem wrote:There is no backdoor to nfcu. It is designed to serve active military and retires and family. Ome other categories are allowed. However attractiveness of nfcu has people going to great lengths for eligibility.
Backdoor = ROOMMATE
Very simple. Get a roommate that is eligible for NFCU and have him/her put one of your bills in their name. You can join with them as your sponsor. I'll be doing this in October.
Haahaa. That is a small backdoor.
Crashem wrote:
MountainHiker wrote:
Duncanrr wrote:
Crashem wrote:There is no backdoor to nfcu. It is designed to serve active military and retires and family. Ome other categories are allowed. However attractiveness of nfcu has people going to great lengths for eligibility.
Backdoor = ROOMMATE
Very simple. Get a roommate that is eligible for NFCU and have him/her put one of your bills in their name. You can join with them as your sponsor. I'll be doing this in October.
Nice.My brother-inlaw is ex navy I'll get him to sponsor me.
Remember only active duty and retirees and not veterans are eligible. However if your brother in law joined while he was active, he can sponsor you although maybe have your sister join first.
Thanks.Was just on the phone with NFCU and they gave me the road map in.
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