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It has been my boyfriend's dream to join the Navy or Marines since he was young. He migrated to the US in 2005 when he was 18 years old but just three months later got in trouble with the law. He got caught with $900 dollars in counterfeit money and was charged with 1 count possession of counterfeit money and 2 counts of possession with intent to pass or use $100 in counterfeit money. One charge of intent to pass or use was dropped but the other along with the possession charge wasn't. In the end, he was given 3 years of probation, 50 hours of community service and asked to pay $800 fine.
When he got arrested, he was already scheduled to take the ASVAB for the Navy. He really did not know that the money was counterfeit, it was given to him by some friends who were also arrested with him but somehow got off and were never charged with anything. He was new to the country, barely spoke the language and didn't even have the money to get a lawyer.
He was recently released from probation and has tried to speak with recruiters from the Army and Marines, he knows that it's impossible to join the Navy with a felony but that the Army and Marines might be possible with waivers. However, he has been quite unlucky as no one seems to want to go through the trouble of helping him.
Recently, he found a Marine recruiter who was willing to help but he said my boyfriend first needed to get a waiver of the gun control act which prevents all felons from possessing firearms but he didn't tell us how that can be done.
If anyone could help us by giving some tips on how to go through with this, it would be great.
When he got arrested, he was already scheduled to take the ASVAB for the Navy. He really did not know that the money was counterfeit, it was given to him by some friends who were also arrested with him but somehow got off and were never charged with anything. He was new to the country, barely spoke the language and didn't even have the money to get a lawyer.
He was recently released from probation and has tried to speak with recruiters from the Army and Marines, he knows that it's impossible to join the Navy with a felony but that the Army and Marines might be possible with waivers. However, he has been quite unlucky as no one seems to want to go through the trouble of helping him.
Recently, he found a Marine recruiter who was willing to help but he said my boyfriend first needed to get a waiver of the gun control act which prevents all felons from possessing firearms but he didn't tell us how that can be done.
If anyone could help us by giving some tips on how to go through with this, it would be great.