Citizen’s Account clarifies process for removing daughter after marriage
Citizen’s Account says daughters are automatically removed from family accounts upon updating their marital status to 'married' in civil records.
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AIThe Citizen’s Account Program has issued a clarification on its X (formerly Twitter) page regarding the process for removing a daughter from the program following her marriage.
The program explained that when a dependent’s marital status is updated to 'married' in the Civil Affairs records, her eligibility status under the family account will automatically change to 'ineligible.'
This clarification came in response to a user inquiry asking: "How can I remove my daughter from the account due to marriage and reassess eligibility?"
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Income reporting in Citizen’s Account
The official Citizen’s Account beneficiary service page on X also outlined the procedure for reporting fluctuating or unstable income.
The program stated that if income is variable, applicants should enter the average monthly income for the past 12 months.
It also emphasized that any additional income must be disclosed, noting that if eligibility criteria are met, the applicant will receive support.