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____ Table of Contents Section Page 1. Overview 2 2. Secondary Dependents A. Determinations B. Redeterminations C. Fraudulent Claims 2 3-4 4 4 3. DD Form 137-3, Dependency Statement – Parent 5-6 4. DD Form 137-5, Dependency Statement – Incapacitated Child over Age 21 7-8 5. DD Form 137-6, Dependency Statement – Full Time Student 21-22 Years of Age 9 - 10 6. DD Form 137-7, Dependency Statement – Ward of a Court 11 - 12 7. Frequently Asked Questions 13 - 15 8. Points of Con.

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How to fill out the Military Pay Secondary Dependency Guide online

This guide provides step-by-step instructions for military service members on completing the Military Pay Secondary Dependency Guide online. The process is designed to assist in applying for benefits for secondary dependents efficiently and accurately.

Follow the steps to easily complete the guide online.

  1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the Military Pay Secondary Dependency Guide and open it in your online editor.
  2. Review the overview section of the guide to understand the requirements and eligibility for secondary dependents. This section outlines the types of dependents you may claim and the necessary documentation.
  3. Identify which specific dependency statement you need to complete based on your dependent's category—parent, incapacitated child over age 21, full-time student aged 21-22, or ward of a court. Make sure to gather all required documentation for the chosen category.
  4. Fill out the relevant Dependency Statement form (DD Form 137-3, DD Form 137-5, DD Form 137-6, or DD Form 137-7) accordingly. Be sure to complete all fields, and mark 'Not applicable' or 'N/A' where necessary.
  5. Have the form notarized as required. If someone is completing the form on behalf of the dependent, they must provide details in the remarks section.
  6. Compile all supporting documentation as outlined in the guide, including income verification, proof of member’s contribution, and any required application forms for your specific branch of service.
  7. Submit the completed Dependency Statement and supporting documentation to the designated DFAS office for processing. Keep a copy for your records.
  8. Monitor the status of your application and respond promptly to any additional requests for information from the processing office.

Start filling out your Military Pay Secondary Dependency Guide online today to secure your benefits.

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In the military, parents, parents-in-law or someone who has acted as your parent (the term for this is "in loco parentis") can be made your "secondary dependent," as can disabled adult children and minor children of whom you have custody.

For secondary dependency purposes, the person(s) must have been in loco parentis at any time for a continuous period of at least five years before the member's 21st birthday. Check with your personnel office about regulations that may further define who may qualify as a secondary dependent.

You must submit the Servicemember's or spouse's birth certificate and proof of the relationship, DD Forms 137-3 and 1172 to show financial dependency, and proof of the family member's identity to DFAS.

To be considered a secondary dependent, your family member needs to actually be financially dependent on you — meaning their income must be less than half of their living expenses and you must contribute more than one half.

You must submit the Servicemember's or spouse's birth certificate and proof of the relationship, DD Forms 137-3 and 1172 to show financial dependency, and proof of the family member's identity to DFAS.

In broader terms, a secondary dependent is any dependent who isn't your spouse or child under the age of 21. While secondary dependents often come with certain financial considerations, they may also qualify you for additional benefits during your time in service.

The Dependency Determination Section reviews and adjudicates claims for Basic Allowances for Housing (BAH); determination of eligibility for other related privileges and benefits for select categories of family members; and investigates complaints of nonsupport.

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