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NOTARIZED LETTER FOR DEPENDENTS WITH OVERNIGHT STAYS *A dependent is a child that is currently listed on the Owners Account (we follow the IRS's definition of dependency×. ** See back of this form

How to fill out notarized letter for dependents

How to fill out a notarized letter for dependents:

1. Begin by including your name and contact information at the top of the letter. This will be used to identify you as the person responsible for the dependent(s) mentioned in the letter.
2. Next, clearly state the purpose of the letter, indicating that it is a notarized letter for dependents. Specify the names of the dependents for whom the letter is being written.
3. Provide detailed information about the dependents, including their full names, dates of birth, and relationship to you. It is important to accurately describe the dependents to avoid any confusion.
4. Explain the reason or need for the notarized letter. This could be for various purposes, such as granting permission for travel, confirming guardianship, or authorizing medical treatment. Make sure to clearly outline the specific purpose in the letter.
5. Include any supplementary information or supporting documents that may be required. For example, if the notarized letter is necessary for travel, you might need to attach copies of the dependents' passports or identification documents.
6. Sign and date the letter, and leave a space for the notary public to sign and affix their seal. It is important to have the letter notarized to ensure its authenticity and legal validity.
7. Make copies of the notarized letter for your own records, as well as for any other parties that may require them (e.g., airlines, government agencies, schools).
8. Finally, submit the notarized letter to the respective authority or entity that requested it.

Who needs a notarized letter for dependents:

1. Parents or legal guardians who are granting temporary custody or authorization for their dependents to travel alone or with someone else.
2. Parents or legal guardians granting permission for medical treatment or procedures for their dependents in their absence.
3. Individuals who are acting as guardians for minors or dependents and need legal documentation to confirm their status and authority.
4. Teachers or school administrators who are responsible for students' welfare during field trips or other activities that require permission from parents or legal guardians.
5. Individuals applying for certain government benefits or processes that require legal proof of dependency, such as insurance claims or social assistance programs.

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