At 17 a person can enlist with parents permission.
Yes
no. but if your under the age of 16. you need a parent/guardian to sign for it. or you can piece it yourself
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Stupid question...underage and minor are the same thing. And a parent can do this for his/her child if that's what they wish. What you should do is mind your own business.
It is up to the Scoutmaster.
In Arizona, it is perfectly legal for a parent to pick up a minor's paycheck. Most companies will gladly hand over a minor employee's check to their parents. However, parents should not spend the check. This constitutes fraud.
If you're emancipated you should have the ability to rent, however it will be difficult because you will have no credit built up. If you are not emancipated, you will need a parent to co-sign given that the property allows under 18 renters.
doesn't matter but yes
In some instances, yes.
It depends on your friend's age. If they are classed as an adult - they can make the appointment themselves. If they're still classed as a minor - then a parent or guardian must make the appointment for them.
You are required to register with Selective Service, the organization that keeps track of military-aged men. You are not required to sign up for military service, and the US does not at present have a draft.
Why would a child have a baby? Anyway, you have to be a parent to do this.
no little to nothing can be done if you do not get the trustee's approval because it is intended for this individual so if you want to do something you need their permission