Advice on a traffic infraction

[CC323]

Dear Leatherneck Community,

I am a potential enlistee who is just at the stage of scheduling his ASVAB; when filling out my Moral Character profile online at the recruiting office, I chose to include a ticket that I received roughly two years ago that was given due to lack of current tags on the vehicle (registration and insurance were paid, but no sticker was attached to the plate.)

I didn't own the vehicle and was simply the driver, and thanks to my purchasing a copy of my DMV Driving History/Record, I appear to have no Departmental Actions, Convictions, or anything else indicating that I would have a ticket. I assume that this ticket is on the owners' records (my parents). Should I ask my recruiter to have this information removed from my Moral Character section, or is there someone else I should talk to in the meanwhile?

Many thanks for your time and assistance.

Respectful regards,
Chris

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[Rocky C]

Ask your Recruiter.

[CC323]

Thank you for the accurate and correct advice, PFC Rocky C. That is certainly the wisest course of action for any other recruit who may be in a similar position to mine.

To give more info to other recruits, tickets such as this (basically a fix-it ticket) that *aren't in your name* nor are on your DMV record actually *should* be reported because you were addressed and cited by an LEO, regardless of whether the culpability is genuinely yours. It isn't a black mark, but does need to be reported to your recruiters.

*****,

CC323

[Rocky C]

I am not a PFC.
Disclose everything when in doubt to your Recruiter.
You do not rate to say " Oorah "... " Marine Friend "... earn the " Title " first.
I will take it out of your post !!!

Best of luck to you.

[CC323]

Thank you for your corrections, LCpl. I will remember to think before I speak (or post) next time.

I also apologize for violating rules of use. It won't be uttered again until I've through San Diego.

Respectful regards,
CC323

[doc h fmf]

Cc323 i cant believe you disrespected my administator next time we expect you to say yes sir mr administrator.

Good luck son



stephen doc hansen hm3 fmf

[CC323]

Corporal Hansen,

I apologize again for the misstep on my part. I mistook the E-3 in LCpl RockyC's profile for PFC because that is the title the Army uses for that pay grade... it was a subconscious mistake, but had I been more attentive it would not have occurred. It will not again.

May I ask about the response you indicated I should have provided? I have been informed that use of "sir" in the Corps is not desirable except when addressing commissioned officers. Should I refer to all Marines as "sir" until I have completed boot camp? Please pardon my ignorance.

Thank you for your time.

Respectfully,
CC323

[Rocky C]

On this Forum, Rank or Marine would be fine until you have earned " The Title ".

There are Women Marines on this Forum also so calling everyone Sir would not be appropriate.

BTW, did you put the tags on this thread ?

[USMCARivera]

1. My administrator is an E-3 last time I checked that's not a PFC. 2. Doc is a Corpsman which makes him a Petty Officer Third Class. Address your superiors by the rank they earned, if you don't know it google it.

[USMCARivera]

Corporal Hansen,May I ask about the response you indicated I should have provided? I have been informed that use of "sir" in the Corps is not desirable except when addressing commissioned officers. Should I refer to all Marines as "sir" until I have completed boot camp? Please pardon my ignorance.Thank you for your time.Respectfully,CC323

I dare you to call one of DI's by their rank.

[ssgtt32]

damn Doc, if you want to pump that puppy, you don't have to grease him so hard

[ssgtt32]

Corporal Hansen,

I apologize again for the misstep on my part. I mistook the E-3 in LCpl RockyC's profile for PFC because that is the title the Army uses for that pay grade... it was a subconscious mistake, but had I been more attentive it would not have occurred. It will not again.

May I ask about the response you indicated I should have provided? I have been informed that use of "sir" in the Corps is not desirable except when addressing commissioned officers. Should I refer to all Marines as "sir" until I have completed boot camp? Please pardon my ignorance.

Thank you for your time.

Respectfully,
CC323

you may call me sir or SSgt, but you will not call me ewe

[Chief23A]

Yep, learned the "ewe" thing the first day on the grinder. never forgot it either!!!
Semper Fi.

[TheeMotivator]

Leave the poolee alone..hes obviously not trying to be disrespectful. jesus.

No one cares about tickets, only felonies, misdimeaners etc. Or if you have multiple traffic offenses.

[USMCARivera]

Fill out your profile completely LCPL