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Who needs yourself and your parents?

1. Individuals applying for educational purposes: Students who are applying for scholarships, financial aid, or colleges often need to provide details about themselves and their parents as part of the application process.
2. Individuals applying for legal or official documents: When applying for passports, visas, or identity cards, individuals may be required to fill out information about themselves and provide details about their parents.
3. Estate planning or legal purposes: In legal matters such as creating a will, trust, or power of attorney, individuals may need to provide personal and parental information as part of the documentation process.
4. Immigration or citizenship applications: Individuals applying for immigration or citizenship may need to fill out forms that include information about themselves and their parents as part of the application requirements.

It's important to note that the specific requirements for filling out personal and parental information vary depending on the purpose and country's regulations. Always refer to the specific instructions provided by the relevant authority or organization to ensure accurate completion.

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