Yes. ANy male from 18 to 25 are required to register.
Pretty much there is no way around it unless you can prove a disability or a good enough reason why you shouldnt. When male students apply for financial aid for college they are required to register with the selective service in order to receive financial aid services.
Ironically even male's who are undocumented are still required to register aswell. The reason i think its ironic its because even though undocumented males by law cannot receive benefits as regular citizens do they must still sign up and be drafted when there is a war going on.
Yes, unfortunately. Just do it and get it over with. I had to do it even thought I hated doing it. It is one of life's unpleasant realities.
Currently all males between the ages of 18 and 25 must register with the selective service SSS Gov. Only those who are US citizens or Green Card holders need to register.
Impossible to answer. We need to know which service, which manual you are referring to and a list of the alternatives.
The main goal of civil service is to help the community at large. This can be in a government capacity, or via charitable and philanthropic endeavors. Civil service jobs usually require tests that need to be passed. Other civil service positions are voluntary and offer no pay or benefits.
What does exigency of service in the military mean/ does it mean to like quit? It means urgent need, something needing immediate action like a sudden call to active duty
18 was an average age, but kids as young as 16 often went.
when must all men register for selective service
Currently all males between the ages of 18 and 25 must register with the selective service SSS Gov. Only those who are US citizens or Green Card holders need to register.
Go to your local Secretary of State office they should have a form you fill out. OR You could do it online via the Selective Service's website. All you need is your full name, DOB and SSN, registration is instant. sss(DOT)gov
You have to have registered by age 26 to receive Federal Aid. In short, yes.
If you have lost your selective service number, you can contact the Selective Service System to request a replacement. You will need to provide your personal information, such as your full name, date of birth, and Social Security number, to assist in locating your record. It is important to have your selective service number for various purposes, such as applying for federal student loans or job opportunities, so taking the necessary steps to obtain a replacement is essential.
Contact the board where you registered, give them them your information and request a duplicate card or copy.
No, service pack 4 over-rides service pack 3.
Yes, if you're a male United States citizen and are 18 years old, you will need to sign up for the Selective Service. Signing up makes sure that you're eligible for government aid and other benefits.
No. People will still need the service.
Yes, you do still have to take the civil service exam
a constint 80 and over
No, it'd be okay then.--for comments and suggestions, email angelo.ment@gmail.com