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The Parental Consent Affidavit is a crucial legal instrument used across the United States when parental authorization is required for activities involving minors. This document is commonly required in situations involving medical treatment, travel, educational activities, or media participation. The affidavit must comply with state-specific requirements and often needs notarization to be legally binding. It typically includes detailed information about all parties involved, the specific scope of consent, duration of authorization, and any relevant limitations or conditions.

1. Identification of Parties: Details of parent(s)/guardian(s) and minor child including full legal names, addresses, and relevant identification numbers

2. Declaration of Authority: Statement establishing the legal authority of the parent/guardian to provide consent, including relationship to minor

3. Purpose of Consent: Clear and specific description of the activity, treatment, or permission being authorized

4. Duration: Specific timeframe for which the consent is valid, including start and end dates if applicable

5. Signature Block: Space for parent/guardian signature(s), date, notary certification, and witness signatures as required