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MINOR RELEASE AND WAIVER OF LIABILITY & INDEMNITY AGREEMENT (READ CAREFULLY BEFORE SIGNING) All Events/Activities HMP, 695 Woodman Hill Road, Minot, Maine ALL DATES IN 2019IN CONSIDERATION for allowing

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How to fill out minor release and waiver

1. Begin by stating the purpose of the minor release and waiver form.
2. Include a section where the minor's personal information (name, age, address, etc.) is recorded.
3. Clearly state the potential risks and hazards associated with the activity or event that the minor will participate in.
4. Provide a space for the parent or legal guardian to sign and date the form, indicating their consent to release and waive any claims against the organization or individuals involved.
5. Include a clause indicating that the parent or legal guardian understands and accepts the risks involved.
6. Add any additional terms or conditions that may be necessary or specific to the activity.
7. Optional: Consider including a section where the minor can indicate any medical conditions or allergies that need to be taken into account.
8. Review the filled-out form with the parent or legal guardian to ensure all required fields are completed.
9. Make copies of the signed form for both the organization and the parent or legal guardian for record-keeping purposes.

Who needs minor release and waiver?

1. Any organization or individual that plans to involve minors in activities or events where there may be potential risks and hazards should require a minor release and waiver.
2. This can include sports clubs, recreational facilities, schools, summer camps, event organizers, adventure parks, and any other entity that offers activities for minors.
3. Having a minor release and waiver helps protect the organization or individual from liability in case of accidents, injuries, or other incidents that may occur during the minor's participation.

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What is minor release and waiver?

Minor release and waiver is a legal document signed by a parent or guardian that releases an organization from liability for any injuries or damages that may occur.

Who is required to file minor release and waiver?

Parents or legal guardians of minors participating in activities or programs that carry a risk of injury are required to file a minor release and waiver.

How to fill out minor release and waiver?

To fill out a minor release and waiver, parents or legal guardians must provide their contact information, the minor's information, acknowledge the risks involved, and sign the document.

What is the purpose of minor release and waiver?

The purpose of a minor release and waiver is to protect organizations from liability in the event of an injury or damages sustained by a minor during activities or programs.

What information must be reported on minor release and waiver?

Minor release and waiver must include parent/guardian contact information, minor's information, acknowledgement of risks, and signatures of parent/guardian.