sundaymorningstaple wrote:Tell you son to grow up and to do his obligation, find a way to pay the $75K or have your son branded as a defaulter and you in trouble with the gahment as well, so that neither of you will ever be able to step into Singapore again without being picked up by the authorities. Your son will most likely be sent to prison for a couple of years and then made to do his NS after he is released. You? No idea, but defrauding the government, knowing the Singapore Government, will not be pleasant, I reckon.
I don't understand why your son was still in High School at 19 years of age. Most, if not all, graduate at 17 or 18.
Why did you sign the bond - it appears you had no intention of returning him to do NS but you wanted him to retain his SC?Aomory wrote:Hello Everyone:
I have a question. I left Singapore when my son was 11 years old. Mindef had sent a letter to report for NS. When he was 19 years old, he was still in high school in the US, Mindef had sent a letter to sign the $75000 bond with two sureties. Now my son does not want to go back to report for army, Mindef has sent a letter to pay the $75000 bond. I do not have the money. What should I do?
I feel sorry for the Sureties ..PNGMK wrote:Why did you sign the bond - it appears you had no intention of returning him to do NS but you wanted him to retain his SC?
Yep, i know. I shld hv done my research few years back. Who knew my son wld change his mind? This is unexpected.sundaymorningstaple wrote:Yep, Mindef are not to be trifled with. I'm sure you remember the Piano Man Mervin Tan after so many years in the UK, got a tidy fine just to let the people know that they have a very, very long memory.
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