Guest guest Posted January 9, 2007 Report Share Posted January 9, 2007 Interesting things to think about. Landon flying anywhere won't ever be an issue though, and we'll never travel out of the country with him. Landon has pulmonary hypertension, and has been nixed for flying. Plus, I doubt I'd ever even entertain the thought of the fight of trying to get him into an airplane. I would still probably obtain an ID for him, he'll be 16 in August, but I doubt we'd ever really need to use it for much. Thanks for the info about the Selective services though. > > <<Well, in theory, they can come look for him all they want to. When > they meet him, he's the quivalent of a 2 year old, isn't toilet > trained, and doesn't talk. They're not really going to draft him for > anything, right? It's not like he can DO anything in the selective > services. How do they deal with that?>> > > Hi, Everyone........ALL 18 y/o males have to sign up for selective > services. They only take everyone's name and address. There is not a place to > mark any sort of disability down, etc. They could be deaf, mute and blind and > still have to sign up. If there is a draft, then, that is when they decide > based on more 'evidence' that you CAN NOT perform in the military. > Also........when ever one of our kids turn 16/18, it would be a good idea to go to the > Driver's licence center for your state and get them an 'official' ID. One > doesn't have to drive in order to obtain it. If you are travelers, then, they > will need that ID in airports, etc. Mom and Dad's word isn't worth 'squat' > nowadays because of security issues. Just something to keep in mind. > > Prayers coming your way, . Hope all goes well. > Take care, Everyone. > Margaret > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2007 Report Share Posted January 9, 2007 Ohhh.. there's a strong possibility of me flying down to Florida later on in the year, and then to Las Vegas as well, in November. My daughter is 11 now, so can I go to the Drivers License center and get an ID card for her now or would they turn me away? We're in PA. Judi S. /Karyn > Also........when ever one of our kids turn 16/18, it would be a good idea to go to the > Driver's licence center for your state and get them an 'official' ID. One > doesn't have to drive in order to obtain it. If you are travelers, then, they > will need that ID in airports, etc. Mom and Dad's word isn't worth 'squat' > nowadays because of security issues. Just something to keep in mind. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 9, 2007 Report Share Posted January 9, 2007 Okay... dumb question.. but here goes... So someone can't fly if they have pulmonary hypertension? Why not? Is it a cabin pressure thing? I'll have to ask Jordan's cardiologist about that one. Judi S. Re: /Karyn > Interesting things to think about. Landon flying anywhere won't ever > be an issue though, and we'll never travel out of the country with > him. Landon has pulmonary hypertension, and has been nixed for flying. > Plus, I doubt I'd ever even entertain the thought of the fight of > trying to get him into an airplane. I would still probably obtain an > ID for him, he'll be 16 in August, but I doubt we'd ever really need > to use it for much. > > Thanks for the info about the Selective services though. > > > > > > > > <<Well, in theory, they can come look for him all they want to. When > > they meet him, he's the quivalent of a 2 year old, isn't toilet > > trained, and doesn't talk. They're not really going to draft him for > > anything, right? It's not like he can DO anything in the selective > > services. How do they deal with that?>> > > > > Hi, Everyone........ALL 18 y/o males have to sign up for > selective > > services. They only take everyone's name and address. There is not > a place to > > mark any sort of disability down, etc. They could be deaf, mute > and blind and > > still have to sign up. If there is a draft, then, that is when > they decide > > based on more 'evidence' that you CAN NOT perform in the military. > > Also........when ever one of our kids turn 16/18, it would be a > good idea to go to the > > Driver's licence center for your state and get them an 'official' > ID. One > > doesn't have to drive in order to obtain it. If you are travelers, > then, they > > will need that ID in airports, etc. Mom and Dad's word isn't worth > 'squat' > > nowadays because of security issues. Just something to keep in mind. > > > > Prayers coming your way, . Hope all goes well. > > Take care, Everyone. > > Margaret > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2007 Report Share Posted January 10, 2007 I thought we had to wait until Elie was 16 (drivers Ed age) but why not call and check. With ID with a pix necessary to travel, sounds like a great idea to me. Sara - Choose to make lemonade, not complain about the lemons. > >Reply-To: >To: < > >Subject: Re: /Karyn >Date: Wed, 10 Jan 2007 00:43:53 -0500 > >Ohhh.. there's a strong possibility of me flying down to Florida later on >in >the year, and then to Las Vegas as well, in November. My daughter is 11 >now, so can I go to the Drivers License center and get an ID card for her >now or would they turn me away? >We're in PA. > >Judi S. > /Karyn > > > > Also........when ever one of our kids turn 16/18, it would be a good >idea >to go to the > > Driver's licence center for your state and get them an 'official' ID. >One > > doesn't have to drive in order to obtain it. If you are travelers, >then, >they > > will need that ID in airports, etc. Mom and Dad's word isn't worth >'squat' > > nowadays because of security issues. Just something to keep in mind. > > > > > > >-------------------------------------------------- >Checkout our homepage for information, bookmarks, and photos of >our kids. Share favorite bookmarks, ideas, and other information by >including them. Don't forget, messages are a permanent record of the >archives for our list. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ >-------------------------------------------- > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2007 Report Share Posted January 10, 2007 I just ran a quick check on pa DMV website: Photo ID's are issued to persons 16 yrs and older. Persons under 18 yrs must have parental signature. For those persons 16 and older I would suggest doing it as it is useful when your child needs some ID. My oldest son (DS) has his PA ID but not (DS,PDD) and we almost had a problem when we had OVR test him for Jobs he could do and Good Shepard Work Shop asked if we could bring a photo ID for him. Lucky for us we still had his school ID badge. Wayne K Dad to -23 DS / - 22 DS/PDD-NOS/OCD - -- In , " Mom of 2 beauties " wrote: > > Ohhh.. there's a strong possibility of me flying down to Florida later on in > the year, and then to Las Vegas as well, in November. My daughter is 11 > now, so can I go to the Drivers License center and get an ID card for her > now or would they turn me away? > We're in PA. > > Judi S. > /Karyn > > > > Also........when ever one of our kids turn 16/18, it would be a good idea > to go to the > > Driver's licence center for your state and get them an 'official' ID. > One > > doesn't have to drive in order to obtain it. If you are travelers, then, > they > > will need that ID in airports, etc. Mom and Dad's word isn't worth > 'squat' > > nowadays because of security issues. Just something to keep in mind. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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