Sentence examples for notarized consent from inspiring English sources

(In some cases, the bank may require a power of attorney or notarized consent).

Jan Brewer on Monday signed into law tight new restrictions on access to abortion in Arizona, imposing a 24-hour waiting period on women seeking the procedure and requiring that minors first receive written, notarized consent from a parent or guardian.

If you are a parent or legal guardian seeking to change your child's name, you will need a notarized consent form signed by any other parent or legal guardian and a separate notarized consent form signed by your child if he is 14 years of age or older.[6].

You will need to submit proof of relationship (such as a custody order or birth certificate with appropriate signatures), have your own appropriate ID (plus photocopies of that ID), and provide in-person consent from both parents (or one parent, plus written, notarized consent from the second or proof of sole custody).

-- Pamela Whitney Hawkes, Boston A. Perhaps you're thinking of a country such as Mexico where notarized parental consent is required in the situation you describe.

The bill, proposed yesterday by Legislator Vincent Muscarella, would also require anyone under 18 to receive notarized parental consent before being tattooed, branded or having body parts pierced, except for the ear.

The bill, proposed by Legislator Vincent T. Muscarella, a West Hempstead Republican, also requires anyone under 18 to receive notarized parental consent before being branded or having body parts, except for the ear, pierced.

If you are planning to take your children out of the country – even if the only travel you have planned is a short Caribbean cruise -- you will need passports and notarized parental consent from your ex-husband.

Delta stopped the trio on their way to Cancún because they didn't have a notarized letter of consent for the trip from the father.

If a child is traveling with you that is not your own, carry a signed and notarized letter of consent from the child's guardian.

All women performing the Hajj should plan to travel in the company of a Mahram - a close relative, husband, in-law, etc. Women over 45 can perform the Hajj without a Mahram if they are part of a large group and have a notarized letter of consent from their husband.