If i have guardianship of my neice can i add her to military insurance?
141238
What kind of insurance are you asking about?  If you are talking about medical insurance then she has to be enrolled into DEERS and in TRICARE. I would talk to your ID office to find out for sure.
1019595
They do supply the plot for the spouse and children under 18 if the service member was kia or 100% disabled when they passed away. I know this for a fact becuz when my husband died they needed all the info on me and the kids. They also will supply a new headstone with all the names on them.
755582
Look up your state's Veterans' Administration number, probably in the capitol city. VA benefits are for vets and their survivors, but limited. They can help you. (Also try contacting your city's Senior Coalition, under Seniors in the phone book for suggestions). Medicare can help you, too. You just might have to consult with your family and find that extra bedroom for her! Good Luck!
1039259
I would be cautious on this until she talked with her lawyer - issued or not, they may not be technically official yet, and then she would be in contempt and it would ruin her chances of any kind of custody as it would seem she is a flight risk with the child.  \nIf there is no guardianship issued when the papers do become official, yes I believe she could try for that.
490860
Go to Military.com....sign up, plug in the base or name of the person.  It's not very easy because so many people have the same name, but it's worth a shot.  Good luck.
410559
If the spouse is also AD military, then no,  she cannot join AD, but she can go reserves.  \n\nIf there are excess dependants(more than a spouse and 2 kids) then the military may assume you cannot adequately provide for them on an enlisted salary and deny your enlistment.  You would have to prove that your husband's job is sufficient to provide for your family without depending entirely on your income as an E1.
1002835
bring her over here and apply for social security and medicare
242911
You don't need the policy... just CALL the companies and tell them what is going on.  It will be easier if you know her SS#, but even that isn't necessary.  The DEPARTMENT that you will need to call is 'Policy Owners Service'. \n\nAlso, for any benefits to be paid, the insurance company will need a copy of the death certificate.\n\nGood luck!
804253
You will have to either contact his command to find out or you could call DEERS and find out.  DEERS is who you have to enroll with as a dependent. \n\nhttp://www.tricare.osd.mil/deers/active.cfm
198812
You should tell her to apply to medicare to see if they or she qualifies for coverage for herself.God Bless
276943
If it is prescribed from a doctor for the appropriate thing, such as weight loss. I believe so. You probably just need to let your first Sargent know or the person above you in your unit. Then there should be no problems. But it would be best to go to a doctor on post to have it prescribed. He would be the best person to really let you know for sure.
73635
Ok, typically if you are the sole guardian of your children you would not be permitted to join.  There are cases of a single parent signing over custody to a relative for long enough to get through initial training and then regaining custody but I don't know if those scenarios are still permitted.\n\nIf one becomes a single parent (by any scenario) while in the service or two military members are married w/ children, they are required to maintain adequate plans for that childs care in the event of deployment, long hours, etc.  This includes day to day childcare and long term care, such as with a relative.  Having a child is generally a good justification to be granted an early discharge however it is not required as long as the parent can responsibly handle things.\nLast I checked 35 was the cut off age for initial enlistment.  This is extended if you have any type of federal work experience that is creditable towards retirement on a year for year basis up to 40 I believe.\nYour best bet of course is to talk to several recruiters, give them your specifics and see what they say.  I say several because in a lot of cases there are waivers and such, but it depends on how hard the recruiter feels like working, so don't take no for an answer right off the bat.\nHope this helps, good luck!
188929
this should get you started\n\nhttp://benefits.military.com/misc/installations/Base_Content.jsp?select=done&scategory=INSTDATA&stopic=MAJUNTLST&stitle=Major+Unit+Listing&id=1210&style=01
1005552
There are no promises that you will be safe....  so how do you make that commitment to her that you will be.  The men in your platoon(or whatever) will be trained to do their very best and obviously you want to come back in one piece if you are deployed.  But it takes a while to get training.\nYou can tell her that God will be watching over you (because he will) and that you look for
856080
There is no way. Unless you get a friend to buy a guardianship certificate for you. Artix forum moderators don't like people who beg for guardianship so don't post this there.
177887
Contact a legal nurse, who can draw up an agreement. Also, an attorney can do this.
785613
I would say yes and consult an attorney. It would probably depend upon the waiver you had signed,