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SWBTATTReg

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2. Your son has got the smarts from his parents obviously...apparently all approaching 18 years old (..

Reply to MontanaMama (Reply #1)

Sat Jan 4, 2020, 01:24 PM

Jan 2020

. within 30 days) must register. If and when a draft ever occurs again, they then can file an objection on conscious grounds or they are disabled, at that time.

Again, for a 15 year old, you got a pretty smart kid, on top of his game...

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Registering for the draft [View all] Traildogbob Jan 2020 OP

My almost 15 year old son MontanaMama Jan 2020 #1

Your son has got the smarts from his parents obviously...apparently all approaching 18 years old (.. SWBTATTReg Jan 2020 #2

Exactly. Not registering affects not only college finances but driver's license uppityperson Jan 2020 #3

Breaks My heart Traildogbob Jan 2020 #4

Yes. MontanaMama Jan 2020 #5