NFCU Question.

[Anonymous]

If my deceased uncle was milt. Can I join them under him?

[Medic981]

I do not believe uncle qualifies an immediate family member.

• Immediate family members of current members and those who are eligible for membership. Immediate family includes:
• Grandparents
• Parents
• Spouses
• Siblings
• Children (including adopted and stepchildren)
• Grandchildren
• Household members
  

  Once your family member joins Navy Federal, you'll be eligible as well. If they can't or don't want to become a member right now, you can still join. You may need one of the following documents from your family member:

  • Driver's License with Veterans designation
  • State-issued Veteran ID Card
  • Military orders
  • Leave orders
  • Earning statement (LES)
  • Enlistment papers
  • Proof of direct deposit from DoD
  • Pension papers from DoD
  • DD 214
  • NGB 22

If your grandparent of your uncle or parent who is the sibling of your uncle joined, then you could join as the (grand)child of a member.

[Anonymous]

That sucks..but worth a shot I suppose.

[UncleB]

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@Anonymous wrote:

That sucks..but worth a shot I suppose.

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Like @Medic981 suggests, you can still have your parent who is the brother/sister of your deceased uncle to join. 

Once your parent is a member, you can join using your parent as your sponsor.  This would work with your uncle's parent (your grandparent) as well, of course.