NFCU eligibility question?

[creditfan]

Wife has a few uncles served and died during the Vietnam war. Can she eligible to join?

and here another real question is, because she is a vietnamese so her uncles are 100% vietnamses Vets that fought along side by side with American Vets. Therefore, dose that make any different for qualify membership?

thank you for any input

[baller4life]

Wife's uncles would have had to retire from US military and received a pension. Her parent who is related would have to join first thru that uncle. Then that parent sponsor her.

[creditguy]

The answer to your questions are sorry to say no. You can't used a deceased persons military record to join NFCU, especially if they were never a member of NFCU. Your wife's parent would not even be allowed to join if her siblings were never members of NFCU.

[baller4life]

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@creditguy wrote:
The answer to your questions are sorry to say no. You can't used a deceased persons military record to join NFCU, especially if they were never a member of NFCU. Your wife's parent would not even be allowed to join if her siblings were never members of NFCU.

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If the uncle was truly eligible(retired military) the wife's parent could join. Many many have joined thru a deceased family member's eligibility.

[Anonymous]

i would truly just ask them. i got in with my deceased grandpa

[creditguy]

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@baller4life wrote:

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@creditguy wrote:
The answer to your questions are sorry to say no. You can't used a deceased persons military record to join NFCU, especially if they were never a member of NFCU. Your wife's parent would not even be allowed to join if her siblings were never members of NFCU.

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If the uncle was truly eligible(retired military) the wife's parent could join. Many many have joined thru a deceased family member's eligibility.

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True, but since OP stated they died during the Vietnam war, I am assuming there was no retirement, thus eligibility is not an option. Does NFCU allow Non US military personnel to join anyway? 

[baller4life]

Nope no non US military

[creditguy]

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@baller4life wrote:
Nope no non US military

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Didn't think so, well that answers OP's eligibility question alone. 

[creditfan]

thank you for all inputs

she actually has a few left are currently living in CA state