How practice I know if I am registered with Selective Service?
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I am currently filling out an awarding for a science enquiry grant from the Department of Defence. In the online application, information technology asks me the following question:
Are y'all registered with Selective Service?
- Yes
- No
- I am not required to register
Every bit far every bit I know, whatsoever of the above could be the reply! I just have no idea, nor do I know how the average person would know this.
I am a 22-year-old female US citizen who was built-in in the U.s.. I have never had whatsoever sort of affiliation with the military.
Am I automatically registered, every bit a citizen?
Am I not registered, if I never did register?
Am I not required to register?
?????
Please help!
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Just men are required to annals.
As for your Qs – No you aren't automatically registered equally a citizen, and yes if you didn't annals you lot aren't registered.
Soo…I recollect given the information you provided, information technology's safe to say that you lot aren't registered.
PnL's got information technology. Equally a lady, you lot are not required to register for the draft which would totally never happen over again because we retrieve how awful it was during 'nam. But, yous know, we have the Selective Service gear up to go. Just in case we do need to draft. Which we would totally never do. But just in case.
Empresspixie is right except it's true fifty-fifty if you are non a lady.
Thank you, guys!
So we tin be certain that I should check the box, "I am non required to register."
You know, they could have made this easier by having the grade check that automatically when I clicked "female"...
Yeah merely some girls exercise sign up. They aren't required to, but they do it anyway. And if the person is registered, they need your Selective Service registration # irrespective of your sex.
yup only males at the age of eighteen are required past law to annals for SS
The draft could come dorsum It was being debated last yr and earlier this year besides
galileogirl is right about EmpressPixie being right almost PnL being correct…
sorry, kinda an homage to Blazing Saddles, I guess
As I recall, if y'all are a male citizen of the US, when you are within spitting altitude of your 18th birthday, you are required by law to go to the post office and sign your name to annals for selective service. If y'all do it, you are registered for the draft if they ever bring information technology back. If you do non, they probably won't come to arrest you, but they will bar you from federal employment.
Every bit for the bringing back the draft, I doubt it will happen with something like Iraq, they can just apply the back door draft (they telephone call information technology a stop loss, but same difference).
yeah I accept a couple buddies that have been stop loss
Or there is the IRR when you accept finished your active duty time on your army contract
I registered on my 18th birthday at the post office.
Only males 18 or older are required to register for selective service. Females are exempt from selective service.
I joined the regular army in 2002, got out in 2006, and I don't know if I am registered for the selective service I clicked on the link above and it says cannot allow me in
I came United states of america 1991, I don't registrat tha selective service, if i want to registrat at present, tin i do it?
By law, your non REQUIRED to sign upwardly for selective service, simply as a male, if your non registered you can't take advantage of government benefits. Stuff, like loans, school grants, and the likes are illegal for non-registered people. If your a male 18 and over and unregistered, if yous don apply for a grant or loan and become approved, then use the money, your going to jail no ifs, ands, or buts!
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