Can you enlist in the U.S. Air Force with a felony?

Answer 1

It is technically possible, but highly unlikely. A lot depends on what the crime was, how long ago it was, and what you have done in the meantime to be a stellar, and not average citizen.

The Air Force divides criminal offenses into five categories. Category 1 offenses are considered the most serious (felonies), and category 5 offenses are the most minor. Applicants with one or more convictions or adverse adjudications from category 1, 2, or 3 offenses require a waiver. Those with two or more convictions or adverse adjudications in the past three years, or three or more convictions or adverse adjudications in a lifetime for a category 4 offense also require a waiver. Air Force applicants with six or more convictions or adverse adjudications in any 356 day period within the past three years from a category 5 offense also require a waiver.

Hope that helps!

Answer 2

Unfortunately, you cannot enlist in the USAF with a felony, no matter how minor. When they do the background check, it will pop up and you will be disqualified. You cannot get a Security Clearance with a felony. You're only alternatives for Active Duty is the Army or Navy. Sorry.

Answer 3

That depends on how good you look in the air force uniform.

Answer 4

No. There is the possibility of a waiver, but don't hold your breath.

Answer 5

You will need a waiver which you might get if its not a serious offense.

Ask your recruiter.

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Answer 6

Go meet them and tell them about your felony.
See how it works they need fighters.

Answer 7

john16 is correct. your recruter will know, if not the army may.

Answer 8

yes and for some it's either jail or military

Answer 9

can't do it.

Answer 10

NO