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You only need a license to babysit on a regular basis if you serve more than one family.
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∙ 14y ago
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∙ 14y agoThe limit suprisingly is 2.
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How many kids can you babysit for without a license in Ohio?
As long as it is not an official business, then as many as you want.
How many children can you watch in the state of California without a license?
as long as they only have one ball sak its all good
How long can a car be impounded for if you loan it to someone who does not have a license?
Depends on where it happens. In California, the vehicle can be forfeited (as in taken forever) if the person driving it has a prior for driving without a license.
Does an 11 year old girl need a license to babysit?
Technically to legally babysit you have to be 12 i think, so as long as you are babysitting and the cops don't have a reason to drop by you should be fine, as long as it is OK with the people for whom you are babysitting
Can a Indian lawyer represent in California?
As long as that lawyer also has a degree or license from California.
How long does an accident stay on your license?
in California 5 years
How long does a point stay on your drivers license in California?
3 years
How long is a life insurance license valid in California?
5 years
In California how long can a car be impounded for if you loan it to someone who does not have a license?
forever
How long can you babysit at 13 in TN?
I believe if you are responsible you should be able to babysit at 13. You can babysit as long as you want as long if you allow yourself to go to school...You need your education!:):P
Can you ride with someone who has a license without your own license?
Yes as long as you aren't driving.
How long before living in California do you have to get your state license?
You don't have to get the license BEFORE you live in California. You do, however, have to get it fairly quickly afterward: you must get a California license within 10 days of becoming a California resident. Certain people are not considered "residents" and are exempt from this, such as military personnel who happen to be stationed in California.
