Do I have to register once I turn 18?
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no.... but.... You're someone who has no intention of ever being part of the military; you've ignored the recruiters, despite repeated phone calls and subtle pressure from school guidance counselors. Why, you may ask, should you then register -- and put your name in line for a future, massive military action?\n\nYou're violating the law, although you're not likely to be prosecuted.\nOne reason, of course, is that it's the law. Failure to register is a federal offense: if prosecuted and convicted, you could face up to five years' imprisonment and a $250,000 fine. (Actual published sentencing guidelines are much less). If you refuse to register with Selective Service, you'll receive threatening letters, at first politely reminding you to register, then threatening prosecution, finally informing you that your name has been turned over to the Department of Justice for possible prosecution. These sound scary, but they're mostly bluff. No one has actually been formally charged since 1986.\n\nIn the early 1980s, 21 young men were indicted for refusal to register: 19 of those 21 were public resisters. Wherever there were trials, the rates of registration actually went down. This resistance halted prosecutions.\n\nYou become ineligible for federal aid.\nSince prosecutions didn't work, the same "patriotic" politicians that keep Selective Service in business came up with more insidious ways to ensure compliance. If you don't register, you become ineligible for federal student aid, federal job training or civil service employment (anywhere from the Post Office to the Park Service). In some states you can't get state aid or even, as in Colorado, attend state colleges
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Usually you have to be 16.
1011934
Whatever bank you go with, you need to open one with your parents until your 18
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The age is 18. And only males are required to register.[1]\nAlso you will be automatically registered if you file for financial aid.[2]\nThe women's exemption was found constitutional by The Supreme Court[3]
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18 (when you become an adult)
789081
You have to be 18.  If you're under that then you have to have an adult with you.
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You can get a permit, but a full license comes at 18
168094
You have to be 18 years old to be a legal adult in any state. is that your question?
876179
Depends on if it is in your own country.......to fight in the US Army 17 with parents permission to join the military other than that 18.
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In australia you have to be 18, but some countries are 17 16 and 15 if its over 17 you have to be 17
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Quick answer: Yes, if you are 18 or 19.  Long answer:  it all depends on the specific right.  Minors are not citizens.  Basic human rights apply, but citizenship rights do not.
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18.  Probably 21 in some states if you want to drink. But at age 18, you can sign a legal contract, join the military and do many other things since you are now an adult and fully responsible for your actions.
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Only if it includes your age. However, it is sorta well known that there are under 18 college students. However, a college ID can work where there are discounts for college students like the movie theater.
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No.  Unless the contract specifically states you have to be 21, or a different age.
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In most states it is 18, otherwise a parent or guardian would need to sign for the person.
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its impossible, you must be 18 and have credit. You would have to have your paretns co-sign for you
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it depends on where you live.  some states do allow an 18 year old to into the military AND go buy a lottery ticket.  \n\nif some states don't allow that to happen, it has do with the state's legislation.\n\nand just to let you know to the person that answered before me, you can vote when you're 18.  it's the law that you can