SPC Private RallyPoint Member4771281<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I don't have a felony and i already in the army so don't assume I am hiding something to enlist. I was just doing some research because i read it in a news article and wanted to know if anyone has ever known of someone who does.Is it possible to join the military with a felony?2019-07-02T01:51:02-04:00SPC Private RallyPoint Member4771281<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I don't have a felony and i already in the army so don't assume I am hiding something to enlist. I was just doing some research because i read it in a news article and wanted to know if anyone has ever known of someone who does.Is it possible to join the military with a felony?2019-07-02T01:51:02-04:002019-07-02T01:51:02-04:00PV2 Duane Schlender4771350<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Depending on the offense, and the MOS (or whatever hob titles are in other than Army services) a waiver can be obtained. However, as I stated already.. its case by case basis depending on details of enlistment and security clearance required. I am sure there is more to it, however, I do not have that knowledge. I am sure others who see this question are in a better position to answer it.Response by PV2 Duane Schlender made Jul 2 at 2019 3:24 AM2019-07-02T03:24:56-04:002019-07-02T03:24:56-04:00Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS4773418<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>I personally worked with another 0231 (Intel Analyst with TS clearance) who had a Grand Theft: Auto (Felony) conviction prior to joining. I don't know the minutia of his waivers, etc to get in, but I know that it is possible to join (or was in the 90s).Response by Sgt Aaron Kennedy, MS made Jul 2 at 2019 4:37 PM2019-07-02T16:37:58-04:002019-07-02T16:37:58-04:001SG John Highfill5667351<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>Seek a recruiter they will have all the answers if it’s a violent crime I would say no because you would be prohibited from having weaponsResponse by 1SG John Highfill made Mar 16 at 2020 10:52 AM2020-03-16T10:52:12-04:002020-03-16T10:52:12-04:00Lt Col Charlie Brown5679083<div class="images-v2-count-0"></div>It depends. Some things are waiverable while others are not. Age and situation at the time play into the decisionResponse by Lt Col Charlie Brown made Mar 19 at 2020 4:45 PM2020-03-19T16:45:24-04:002020-03-19T16:45:24-04:002019-07-02T01:51:02-04:00