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Jul 16, 2021
HelpOthers
If your adult child is considered typically developing and able to eventually support themselves, the following is true currently in Japan and possibly in other countries, for your unmarried child. They may live with you until age 21 without additional documentation.
On their 21st birthday, they lose their ID (it expires on their 21st bir...See More
On their 21st birthday, they lose their ID (it expires on their 21st bir...See More
HelpOthers
My above comment assumes parents and children are US citizens.
Lindaloo
Thank you so much for the helpful information. :)
HelpOthers
And I may be off by the number of days grace period. I could be 30 or 60 days. I cannot remember for certain.
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1. The DoD rules, and the ages of your children, and their school status (still in college).
2. Their citizenships (not everyone is an American citizen, and some people have dual citizenships.)
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