Which category does NOT apply to a person classified as 'Other' in missing person entries?

A person classified as 'Other' in missing person entries refers to individuals who do not fit into the more specific categories of missing persons. The term 'Other' typically applies to those for whom there is reasonable concern for their safety and who may have gone missing under circumstances that warrant such concern. This category does not inherently include those who are declared legally blind, as this condition alone does not suggest a missing person status nor indicate a special concern for safety in the same context as the other entries.

A person under the age of 21 and declared emancipated could still be classified under 'Other' due to their age and circumstances of their disappearance, as emancipation does not negate concerns for their safety. Therefore, options referring to concerns about safety or age-related classifications apply to the missing person definitions, but legal blindness does not create a direct concern related to a person being missing.