I m going to be a soldier, my dad and mom have been in prison, but I ve passed the medical exam, wha

Generally speaking, it should be fine, but if people come to prevaricate you with this question, it will ask for money.

No need to look for someone else. Go straight to yourself.。。 Afraid of what.

Your parents have changed, and the officers of the Chinese state are still so strict.

If you have enough money, you will be fine.

Yes, your father has been in prison, as long as you are not applying for the first type of military school, such as the National Defense University, the Military Medical University, the University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, etc., in most cases, you can pass the political examination. If you participate in ordinary conscription, or even apply for ordinary civilian non-confidential and classified positions in the military, it is the second category of B-level examination, and as long as your parents and other immediate family members do not have any problems in politics, you can basically pass it.

This doesn't mean that your father has a criminal record and has been in prison, so you can't be a civil servant or join the army. It depends on the specific situation, what level of political trial is required, and what crime your father has committed, whether it is one of the eight serious criminal offenses, and whether it is one of the four situations.

From the perspective of quantitative standards alone, the intensity of conscription and military civilian service and political and trial is actually not as great as that of public security. The quantitative criteria for military civilian, conscription, and entry into the political review are: as long as your immediate family members are not zz problems, it will basically not affect your political review.

First of all, it is clear that leaving a criminal record means being found guilty by a court judgment, and administrative detention will not leave a record. Those who do not go to prison but are sentenced to controlled release (community corrections outside prisons), or who are sentenced to probation, temporary execution outside of prison, etc., will be recorded.

Secondly, political review is divided into strict political review and non-strict political review. For institutions that require strict political and judicial examinations, such as police academies, military academies, judicial positions, etc., it is mainly required that there is no one of the four circumstances prescribed by law among the immediate family members, not the eight serious criminal offenses, not serving a sentence, not being sentenced to death, and there are no problems in ZZ.

For institutions that do not have strict political trials, it is mainly required that they are not punished for the crimes mentioned above three points. If the immediate family members are punished for some less serious crimes (such as drunk driving) and economic crimes (such as illegally absorbing public deposits), they will not be affected. Under normal circumstances, if the next of kin is serving a prison sentence or is under criminal investigation, it will have a greater impact on the children in all aspects.

Can't go. Your idea is good, you want to serve the motherland, but unfortunately you are influenced by your father, and you can't pass the political trial, so you can't be a soldier. Hope.

Hello, it is impossible to join the army in this situation, because it is impossible to pass the political examination.

I was also discharged from the army, and my cousin was in prison at that time to learn about this information, and the political trial will check your parents, grandparents, grandparents, grandparents, and other collateral relatives as long as others do not report you.

Hello, I want to be a soldier, but my father has been in prison, so I don't know if I can be a soldier?

It depends on whether your dad is blacklisted or not. If there is, it will be difficult for you to walk in the future.

It's certainly not going to work.

According to the provisions of our country's conscription regulations, persons who have been deprived of their political rights in accordance with the law shall not be conscripted. Citizens who are under investigation, prosecution, or trial, or who have been sentenced to imprisonment, short-term detention, or controlled release and are currently serving a prison sentence are not to be recruited. When conscription, it is necessary to conduct a physical examination and political examination in accordance with the regulations, and approve the active service of those who are politically ideological, in good health, and have a high level of education.

In the case of what you said, if it is only your mother who has committed a crime in the past, and you yourself meet the above conditions, then you are still eligible for conscription.

Article 8 of the Provisions on the Political Review of Conscription: Citizens with any of the following circumstances must not be recruited for active service as principal family members, direct dependents, members of major social relations, or other relatives who have a greater influence on themselves, and who have been criminally punished, expelled from the Party, expelled from public office, or have serious violations of the law that have not yet been clarifiedI have shielded or retaliated against my words and deeds (You don't belong)

No problem, it's you who is a soldier, not your dad, as long as you don't have a tattoo, it's pretty much fine...

Okay, why not, I support you.