If my uncle is a USAA member can I qualify under his membership?

If your uncle is a USAA member, you may be able to qualify for membership through him. Here are some details to keep in mind:

• USAA membership is typically limited to those who have served in the U.S. military or are related to someone who has.
• Eligible family members include spouses, children, and widows/widowers of USAA members.
• However, USAA also allows certain extended family members to become members, including siblings, parents, and grandchildren.
• To join USAA through your uncle's membership, you would need to meet the eligibility requirements based on your relationship to him.
• Your uncle would need to add you as an eligible family member to his USAA account and provide your personal information to USAA.
• USAA may ask for documentation to verify your eligibility, such as a birth certificate or marriage license.
• Once you are added to your uncle's USAA membership, you can take advantage of the benefits and services offered by USAA, including insurance, banking, and investment products.
• Keep in mind that USAA membership is not automatic and is subject to approval by USAA.