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If my 19-year-old son joined the Navy in March and is currently in A-School, do I claim him as a dependent since his residency is still here at home?
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No, Military school does not count as being a student when it comes to claiming a child as a dependent. The training in the Navy is considered to be as an employee, not as a student.
In order for to be considered a full time student, he would have to be at a technical school for something unrelated, that was not part of his military service, then this would count as a full time student.
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