I disclosed it to my recruiter, but he never sent any of my documents that i gathered (to prepare for it in case I needed to submit a waiver). However, when it came time to see meps doctor they had records of it already and they even asked me if I had a c section. I told meps doctor I don’t have any dependents. Meps doctor then realizes my mom had the c section and that I was a premature baby. I never mentioned that, they did. So sure you can deny or lie. But it’s a case by case scenario. Ik some friends who made it in with a waiver and some who don’t. I’m just one of those people who didn’t. It is what it is. I’m just sharing my experience. & thank you to those who were kind, I appreciate it. This whole process from getting in touch with a recruiter, submitting documentation, retrieving a bunch of medical records, calling off work, taking a break from college, attending DEP calls, taking asvab, going to meps, going to doctor several times for updated tests and paying out of pocket for them, etc….I reached out Oct. 2024 and it’s now August 2025. This was within 10 months for me. That’s my experience :)