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Notarized Permission INSTRUCTIONS FOR PARENTS: The minor does not need to be present when this form is signed. By law, this document must be signed in the presence of the Notary. Identification is

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How to fill out notarized permission

1. To fill out a notarized permission, follow these steps:
2. - Gather all necessary information: including the full legal names and addresses of both parties involved, the date the permission is being given, and any specific conditions or limitations of the permission.
3. - Write a clear and concise statement: clearly stating that one party (the grantor) is giving permission to the other party (the grantee) for a specific action or purpose.
4. - Include any additional details: if applicable, include any important details such as duration, location, or any restrictions.
5. - Sign the permission: both parties should sign the document in the presence of a notary public.
6. - Get the document notarized: bring the signed permission document to a notary public, who will verify the identities and signatures of the parties and attach an official notary seal.
7. - Keep copies: make copies of the notarized permission for both parties to keep as a record.
8. - Submit the permission if required: if necessary, submit the notarized permission to the relevant authority or organization.

Who needs notarized permission?

1. Notarized permission may be required in various situations, including:
2. - Medical consent for a minor: when a parent or legal guardian needs to authorize medical treatment or procedures for a child.
3. - Travel consent for a minor: when a child is traveling without one or both parents, a notarized permission may be required to ensure the child's safety and legal guardianship.
4. - Property access permission: when granting someone else access to your property for a specific purpose, such as repairs or maintenance.
5. - Legal agreements: certain legal agreements or contracts may require notarized permission to ensure the authenticity and enforceability of the document.
6. - Other specific situations: depending on local laws and regulations, notarized permission may be required for various other situations, such as authorizing someone to act on your behalf, granting permission for specific activities or use of your property, etc.

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