Parent(s) currently serving on active duty (i.e. serving full-time) in the U.S. Military? (CDD-801B only)
The "Parent(s) currently serving on active duty (i.e. serving full-time) in the U.S. Military?" information indicates whether:
- One or more parents is currently serving active duty (i.e. serving full-time) in the United States Military.
Where to Find It
On the ELCD-9600 form, look in the space labeled "Family Military Status."
Rules and Guidelines
- This information is required.
- There are four possible choices:
- Yes - One or more parents is currently serving active duty (i.e. full-time) in the United States Military.
- No - No parent(s) currently serve active duty (i.e. full-time) in the United States Military.
- Child is head-of-household – family of one per regulations – The child (or children) is (are) in foster care. This family consists of only the eligible children receiving services.
- Unavailable - Data for Family Military Status is not available.
Error Messages and Solutions
The information for "Parent(s) currently serving on active duty (i.e. serving full-time) in the U.S. Military?" is required. [801B]
Problem: No selection has been made from the "Parent(s) currently serving active duty (i.e. serving full-time) in the U.S. Military?" drop down list. This field must have information selected.
Solution: Select the correct "Parent(s) currently serving active duty (i.e. serving full-time) in the U.S. Military?" information (Yes, No, Foster Care Child, or Unavailable).
Frequently Asked Questions
The "Head of Household" is a foster child. How do I answer the question, "Parent(s) currently serving active duty (i.e. serving full-time) in the U.S. Military?"
Select "Child is head-of-household - Family of one per regulations" from the drop down box.
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