hi Greg it's a bit off topic but I have a step son that is not legally mine in any way, what is the policy on this.
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Shano J. asked a question to HR, Finance and Support
Category: Eligibility
Date asked: Sunday, August 25, 2019
Last reviewed: Monday, September 2, 2019
Greg H.
Royal Military Police NCO
Hi Shano, I am guessing that you are asking this question in relation to occupying military housing. I am no expert in this area but if you are married or in a civil partnership you will automatically be entitled to apply for a house. If you are married or in a civil partnership with someone that has parental responsibility for the child, they will be entitled to stay with you.
Hopefully this answers the question. This is a difficult thing to discuss on here and may be better suited to a telephone call to the National Recruitment Centre on 0345 600 8080.
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