Can a 16 year old move to America?

Originally Answered: would it be possible for a 16-year-old to move to America and become an American state citizen without his parents? No – because you are just 16. If you are under 18, any action toward US citizenship has to be taken by your parents – on your behalf.

How can I get into high school without a parent?

In the United States, a child’s legal guardian is the only person capable of enrolling a child in a public school. The legal guardian could be a grandparent, another family member, or foster parent, but it must be a legal guardian. The only exception is if you are emancipated, which is highly unlikely.

Can you move country at 16?

Once a young person reaches 16 they can leave home or their parents can ask them to move out. However, parents are responsible for their children’s wellbeing until they turn 18 – and they’ll likely need support (anchor link). You can read about parental responsibility in more detail on GOV.UK.

What can u do at 16?

16 things you can do when you turn 16: An unofficial and in no way recommended guide

• 1) Register to Vote.
• 3) Leave Home.
• 4) Get Frisky.
• 5) Apply for a Passport.
• 6) Drink (in extreme moderation)
• 7) Join the Army (with parental consent)
• 8) Buy a Pet.
• 9) Buy a Lottery Ticket.

What can u do when ur 14?

A 14-year-old is still a minor, just like a younger child and regardless of whether she might be very mature for her age. Minors have no legal right to contract, vote, make legal decisions for themselves, or even hold jobs in some states depending on how old they are. They cannot legally own property.

Do you have to be enrolled in high school until 18?

Yes, in fact, according to nearly all state law, you MUST be enrolled in high school until you graduate, or until you turn 18 (which ever comes first). Now, here is where it gets tricky: there are kids who are not living with parents, who do not do it legally.

Do I have the right to enroll myself in high school?

So yes, you have the right to enroll yourself, but you must provide all the required documentation including most importantly proof of where you live. If they will not admit you, contact the superintendent of schools, and then the county or state education departments, and even a lawyer.

Are you legally required to live at home when applying for school?

Ask a lawyer – it’s free! You are, but the proofs of where you live that are required by the school need to be presented. If you don’t have the required documents (such as utility bills), the person whose house you live at (including parents) will have to document that you live there.

Can a 16-year-old live in an apartment?

No. An apartment manager or owner will NOT want to rent to a person so young. Most jobs that pay decent wages you can live on WILL NOT hire under 18. Most 16 year Olds can NOT support themselves in a way that will make them able to thrive.