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My child, has my permission to receive the adult dosage (as prescribed on the bottle) of following medication from the ECS Upper School office. Parent Name (Print) Parent Signature Matthew may have:

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5. Indicate your relationship with the child and state the reason why you believe the child should be under your custody.
6. Complete the sections related to the child, including their name, date of birth, and any supporting details that are relevant to the case.
7. Attach any necessary documents or evidence to support your claim, such as birth certificates, medical records, or court orders.
8. Review the filled form to ensure accuracy and make any necessary corrections before submitting.
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