- 24,967
USAA?
- Thread starter Winter_123
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- 2,455
Not so. You can call for him or better your mother if she is still alive. You or your mother will need to know the following and let them know the situation:
1) His Social Security Number
2) Birth date
3) Branch of service he was in
4) His rank
5) Month and year when he went in and out (roughly)
6) What type of discharge (honorable or not)
7) Info for his car and home for quote
He doesn't have to take the insurance. He doesn't need a car or home. That's all you need for him to be a member and they may request any of those items for proof. The key is your dad is still alive
easy peasy Japanesey!
If you have any problems let me know and I'll give you the number, name and extension of the girl there I talked to. You just need to sweet talk on the phone and have conversation.
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- 24,967
I am surprised you do not need a DD-214
Not so. You can call for him or better your mother if she is still alive. You or your mother will need to know the following and let them know the situation:
1) His Social Security Number
2) Birth date
3) Branch of service he was in
4) His rank
5) Month and year when he went in and out (roughly)
6) What type of discharge (honorable or not)
7) Info for his car and home for quote
He doesn't have to take the insurance. He doesn't need a car or home. That's all you need for him to be a member and they may request any of those items for proof. The key is your dad is still alive
easy peasy Japanesey!
If you have any problems let me know and I'll give you the number, name and extension of the girl there I talked to. You just need to sweet talk on the phone and have conversation.
- 2,455
Never know, they may ask for that too but I was told I needed what I posted errr my mother needed it for my step dad because he is too ill to call but no mention of DD-214.
