i dnt know the answerr to your question sorry but i was wonderin the same
In Pennsylvania, a 17-year-old cannot sign themselves out of school without parental consent. State law requires parental consent for a minor to withdraw from school before the age of 18.
Yes, a step parent can sign a passport application for their stepchild if they have legal guardianship or written consent from the biological parent.
If you are under the age of 18, then the consent of the CUSTODIAL parent or Guardian is necessary. So, if this parent does not have custody, then they cannot sign for you to get married.
You need to be 16 with parent consent. 18 without.
You can dropout at the age of 16 with parent consent. To sign yourself out you have to be 17 or older.
any age as long as you parent gives you consent ....usually they sign something.
In the United States, a 17 year old needs parental consent, and the parent has to sign a contract for the minor.
From what I could find at age 16 you can with parent consent. At age 17 you can sign yourself out, you don't need a parent signature. However it is best to check with your school district and ask for the exact laws.
When one parent files a petition to change a child's name, they are also supposed to have the other parent sign a consent to change the child's name form and then file it in the name change case file at the courthouse.
if you have parental consent in the state of California and are over the age of 16. you can qualify. But you need a doctor to sign off and a parent to sign off.
Patients.mentally impaired,heavily sedated, or critically ill are not considered legally able to give consent. In this situation,the next of kin.may act as a surrogate and sign the consent form. Children under age 18 must have a parent or guardian sign
When going to get a piercing/ tattoo you are asked to sign a contract. In Missouri anyone under the age of 18 can not sign a contract therefore you cant get a piercing/' tattoo unless your parent/guardian is there to sign and can prove they are your parent/guardian.