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If you are a 17 year-old in foster care, then enlist in the National Guard, does that mean you no longer allowed in the foster care system?
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- CraigLv 63 months agoFavorite Answer
That depends on your Foster Care Program, which is usually established by your county. (Some states might have state-administered programs or state-wide policies addressing this particular eligibility question.) Different counties could have different rules about that, so check your county foster care website.
- STEVEN FLv 73 months ago
You CAN'T enlist at 17 without permission from your legal guardian. Foster parents CAN'T grant such permission.
- MrsjvbLv 73 months ago
Correct. You would be emancipated. Which means getting a job or enrolling in college and paying for all expenses yourself.
You’d be far better off enlisting Active Duty
- Anonymous3 months ago
Boy am I glad I'm not a 17 year old