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1. Familiarize yourself with your rights by reading the applicable laws and regulations.
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9. Seek legal advice or assistance if necessary, especially if you encounter any challenges or difficulties in the process.
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Your rights refer to the entitlements and privileges you possess as an individual in accordance with legal and regulatory frameworks.

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