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How to fill out the DOD Form Dod-dd-137-4 online
Filling out the DOD Form Dod-dd-137-4 can seem overwhelming, but this guide will help you complete it easily and accurately. This form is essential for declaring dependency for a child born out of wedlock who is under the age of 21, ensuring that they receive the necessary military benefits.
Follow the steps to fill out the DOD Form Dod-dd-137-4 online.
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in your preferred online editor.
- Begin by filling out the first section, 'Entitlements Requested.' Mark the appropriate type of entitlement needed and indicate if this is the first application by choosing 'Yes' or 'No.' If 'No,' provide the date of the last application.
- In the 'Member Information' section, fill in your full name, social security number, rank, and status. Ensure accurate details for your residence address and military address. Also, provide your telephone numbers and email address. Indicate your marital status by selecting the applicable option.
- Complete the 'Member's Child' section with the child's name, social security number, date of birth, address, and marital history. If the child has ever been married, attach relevant documentation.
- Fill out the details for the child's other biological parent, including their name, address, and whether they are in any branch of service. Answer additional questions related to their claims regarding the child.
- Answer the section regarding 'Child's Residence' by selecting the correct type of residence and providing information about the owner of the residence. Include dates regarding when the child started living at the current address and with whom.
- List all persons living in the household with the child in the 'Persons Living in Household with Child' section and include their relationships, ages, and employment information.
- Detail the 'Household Expenses' by listing every applicable expense, including rent, utilities, and food, providing both monthly and total amounts for the past year.
- Complete the section on 'Child's Personal Expenses,' detailing items such as clothing, medical expenses, and school costs, again providing present monthly expenses and total expenses for the past 12 months.
- Declare the 'Child's Income' by documenting all income received by the child, including wages and government assistance. Ensure all figures presented are gross amounts.
- Provide any employment history for the child during the past 12 months. Include the details of any employers and employment dates.
- Summarize the 'Member's Contribution' by detailing the amounts contributed to the child's support over the past 12 months. Specify how support was provided.
- Review all completed sections for accuracy. If any questions are not applicable, note them as 'Not Applicable' or 'N/A.' Use the remarks sections to clarify any unique situations.
- Once completed, save changes, and you can choose to download, print, or share the form as needed.
Start filling out the DOD Form Dod-dd-137-4 online to ensure all necessary benefits are accounted for.
DD Form 137-5. A medical sufficiency letter signed by a Uniformed Services medical provider or civilian physician is also required. Use this example of a medical sufficiency letter to get started. Instructions: Instructions for claiming incapacitated children (21 years or over) as secondary dependents.
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