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Thread: Housing for family
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10-30-09, 01:17 PM #16Himself he wont ask for help from family its always been me and am, i am hoping to put enough money in the bank before i leave to cover anything he needs.
Originally Posted by 0331 2 0369
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10-30-09, 01:18 PM #17Yes, a female Marine. Originally Posted by F3RR3T
Don't take for granted that every Marine on this site is a male. Next time before you answer, check proflie.
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10-30-09, 01:21 PM #18 Originally Posted by F3RR3T
Thats honorable to be thinking that way but what about him taking care of himself? Is he physically able to? Bare with me here for a couple more minutes. Trying to get more info before giving you more info that you might need to know.
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10-30-09, 01:24 PM #19 Originally Posted by LASWMarine
You are going to have to change your sig-line to say "I AM A WM" or something down those lines. Seems a lot of people don't know you or look at your profile before responding to your post. Sometimes it's funny though.
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10-30-09, 01:36 PM #20Hes physically able to take care of himself just unable to work. Originally Posted by 0331 2 0369
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10-30-09, 01:45 PM #21 Originally Posted by F3RR3T
Your options are that..... your options. If you can provide proof that you provide 60% of his financial support, you should be able to get him added on as a dependent. Better check with a recruiter for that percentage though. I may be off on that. And I am not sure if you can take care of that prior to coming in. There are a couple of current and former recruiters on here that can weigh in on this topic. It may come down to wether he lives with you or on his own. If he lives with you and you support him financially, you can have him added as a dependent (pay and benefits will extend to him). I know a couple of people in that boat. In their situations, their parent lives with them at their home near their duty station. If you haven't talked to a recruiter yet, go talk to one and they will have the latest and greatest info to pass on.
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10-30-09, 01:46 PM #22
One more thing..... How old are you?
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10-30-09, 01:57 PM #23I am 19 my father is 65 Originally Posted by 0331 2 0369
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10-30-09, 01:59 PM #24
Take time to go talk to a recruiter. Find out everything you can on your first visit and let us know what he/she says. This could be a learning experience for us too. Good luck.
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10-30-09, 07:22 PM #25
F3RR3T:
Why the hell are you joining my Marine Corps? What the hell is your dad going to do if (heaven forbid) you ddon't get back from the war.
You couldn't have joined for the money. Do you realize how much you will be home.(very little) I would suggest that you think long and hard about the decision you seem to have made.
If you dad cannot work, why isn't he drawing wor,mans comp, SSi or some other govt. funds. If he is 65 he is eligible for Social Security. I rest my case.
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10-30-09, 07:34 PM #26He's not eligible for SSI due to the fact he hasn't payed income tax since 67. Once i got out of boot camp i figured i would relocate him to close by wherever i am stationed. Originally Posted by Old Marine
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10-30-09, 08:17 PM #2725 ****ing posts and the story comes out. Originally Posted by F3RR3T
When were you going to divulge this info?
Nevermind!
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10-30-09, 08:52 PM #28
F3RR3T, this is JDWUSMC off GMFullsize...
Again while I commend you for wanting to join our beloved Corps, from everything I know about you so far from reading your posts here and on GMFS, I just don't believe its a right move for you with everything you have to worry about and your attitude that I can sense
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10-30-09, 08:55 PM #29Well hello there. My attitude is what i want to work on over the next few months. I no longer have the stress and drama of the X-fiance and the kids and i believe that will improve my attitude greatly. I know personally on a spiritual and mental level i need alot of work. Originally Posted by josephd
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10-30-09, 09:03 PM #30didnt even think about it till it was brought up my apologies. Originally Posted by BigAlHolmes165
25 ****ing posts and the story comes out.
When were you going to divulge this info?
Nevermind!
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