hobojon wrote:
If his medical discharge resulted in a disabillity rating high enough for him to receive a disability pension rather than severance pay he would be eligible to join.
He needs to me a member of NFCU to sponsor you.
Just because he once served does not make him eligible for membership. Just because someone was once in a qualifier for membership does not mean that they can sposor someone at all times. Like a happy credit granting bacteria NFCU Membership must be spread by direct contact.
If he was a member while he served he can sponsor you right now.
If he was never a member he cannot and you do not have a sponsor to join.
Assuming he gets disability pay from the military, or has a Govenrment job that qualifies, he can become a member and sponsor you. Does he have an unexpired ID card?
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