If the parent allows them, yes.
If the minor child did so without the parent's consent, it is technically illegal; however, it's highly unlikely that the government would prosecute over something like this.
In this case, the punishment is more likely to come from the parent.
A parent has legal right and responsibility of a minor until they are eighteen. It is a personal invasion of privacy to open your mail but it isnÕt illegal. Ask your parents to let you open your own mail.
I don't know about minors and parents, but see Related Link below.
if, under your state law, you are still considered a minor (under 18 in most states) then no it is not a crime, if you are legally an adult then yes, it is a crime.
No, it is illegal (unless it is done by the parent of a minor child).
A PPF, which is also known as the Public Provident Fund can be started in a minors name. It can only be opened on behalf of the minor and under any circumstance be established as a joint account. An NRI is not permitted to open PPF accounts, therefore parents are not permitted to open an account on behalf the minor.
No, since that child is recognized as a responsible individual by the law, his/her mail is his/her property. Anyone, including parents, who chooses to tamper with that child's mail is violating the law.
As a minor, it is generally expected that you inform your parents or guardians about your whereabouts for safety and communication purposes. It is important to establish open communication and trust with your parents to ensure your well-being.
Unless you have a open adoption you are not supposed to. At 18 you can try to find them or they can try to find you. if you have a open adoption you need to speak to your parents how much contact they allow. It's all up to them as long as you are a minor.
No, it is illegal to open mail that is not addressed to you.
There is no law that you must open mail posted to you. But, if you are receiving mail on someone else's behalf or otherwise, you may not open their mail.
No, it is illegal to open mail that is not addressed to you.
No, it is illegal to open mail that is not addressed to you.