Yes, a parent or guardian consent form often requires notarization to be legally valid, especially for schools or hospitals.

A consent form should include the child’s details, signatures of the parent or guardian consenting to the form, the purpose of the consent, and a notarization if required.

A legal guardian consent form is a notarized document that grants a guardian the authority to make decisions on behalf of a minor child.

An affidavit of identity form must include your full legal name, date of birth, government-issued ID details, and signature before a notary.

An affidavit of identity confirms a person’s identity for official use, like replacing a lost certificate, signing a declaration of intent form, or issuing letters of authority.