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EX2 Adventures, LLC LIABILITY WAIVER MINOR I, (Guardian), as the parent or legal guardian of (Racer), hereby agree on behalf of Racer to be bound by and understand and acknowledge the following terms,

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How to fill out liability waiver - minor:

1. Carefully read the liability waiver form provided by the organization or establishment requiring it.
2. Make sure to understand the terms and conditions mentioned in the form, including any potential risks involved.
3. Provide accurate and complete personal information of the minor, such as their full name, date of birth, and contact details.
4. Specify the activity or event for which the liability waiver is being filled out.
5. Review any specific clauses related to parental consent and acknowledge that you, as the parent or legal guardian, are signing on behalf of the minor.
6. Sign and date the liability waiver form, ensuring that your signature matches the one on any accompanying identification documents, if required.
7. Attach any additional documentation or information requested by the organization, such as medical history or emergency contact details.

Who needs liability waiver - minor:

1. Parents or legal guardians of minors participating in activities or events that involve potential risks, such as sports competitions, recreational programs, or adventure activities.
2. Organizations or establishments hosting these activities or events, requiring parents or legal guardians to sign liability waivers to acknowledge and accept the risks involved.
3. Schools or educational institutions organizing field trips or off-campus activities involving minors, as they may also require liability waivers to ensure safety and manage potential legal concerns.

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What is liability waiver - minor?

A liability waiver - minor is a legal document signed by a parent or guardian on behalf of a minor to release an organization or individual from liability for any potential injuries or damages that may occur during an activity or event.

Who is required to file liability waiver - minor?

A parent or guardian is required to file the liability waiver on behalf of the minor.

How to fill out liability waiver - minor?

To fill out a liability waiver for a minor, the parent or guardian must provide their contact information, the minor's information, details of the activity or event, and sign the document to indicate their agreement.

What is the purpose of liability waiver - minor?

The purpose of a liability waiver for a minor is to protect the organization or individual hosting the activity or event from legal responsibility in case of injury or damages to the minor.

What information must be reported on liability waiver - minor?

The liability waiver for a minor must include contact information for the parent or guardian, the minor's details, a description of the activity or event, and a statement releasing the organization or individual from liability.