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A consent form is signed to demonstrate an individual’s willingness to participate in a procedure or activity. Consent forms are often used in medical settings to ensure patients understand and acknowledge the risks of procedures. They are also used to obtain permission to use someone’s image, voice, or other personal attributes in media.

Consent Forms (34)

A consent form is signed to demonstrate an individual’s willingness to participate in a procedure or activity. Consent forms are often used in medical settings to ensure patients understand and acknowledge the risks of procedures. They are also used to obtain permission to use someone’s image, voice, or other personal attributes in media.

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A consent form is signed to demonstrate an individual’s willingness to participate in a procedure or activity. Consent forms are often used in medical settings to ensure patients understand and acknowledge the risks of procedures. They are also used to obtain permission to use someone’s image, voice, or other personal attributes in media.

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Allergy Testing

Audio (Recording)

Background Check

Blood Draw (Test)

Botox®

Dental

Drug Test

Eyelash Extension

Facial

Grandparent (Medical)

Hair Salon

HIV Testing

Interview

Laser Hair Removal

Massage Therapy

Medical Treatment

Minor Piercing

Minor (Medical)

Minor Travel (TSA)

Piercing

Passport (Parent)

Photo Release

Probate Waiver

Psychology

Sexual Consent

Social Media

Sterilization

Surgery

Survey

Tattoo

Therapy

Vaccine

Video

Waxing

General Requirements for Consent

While the exact requirements vary depending on the context (e.g., healthcare, research, media), some core principles always apply when obtaining consent:

  1. Provide Clear Information – The person must receive clear and understandable information about:
      • The purpose of the procedure or activity.
      • Potential risks and benefits.
      • Any alternative options.
  2. Address Questions – All questions and concerns should be addressed.
  3. Check Capacity – The person must be of legal age (or have a parent/guardian present) and not have conditions affecting their ability to provide consent.
  4. Confirm Voluntary Agreement – Consent must be given voluntarily, without pressure or manipulation.

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CONSENT FORM

1. THE PARTIES. This Consent Form (“Form”) is made on [DATE] between:

Consenter: [CONSENTER’S NAME], with a mailing address of [CONSENTER’S ADDRESS] (“Conseter”), and

Consent Recipient: [RECIPIENT’S NAME], with a mailing address of [RECIPIENT’S ADDRESS] (“Recipient”).

2. PERMISSIBLE ACTS. The Recipient has the unrestricted authority to perform the following acts: [DESCRIBE ACTS REQUIRING CONSENT] (“Permissible Acts”).

3. TERM. The Permissible Acts shall be allowed to be performed by the Recipient until: (check one)

☐ – The date of [DATE].
☐ – The Consenter revokes consent.
☐ – Other. [DESCRIBE OTHER REVOCATION].

4. RELEASE. The Consenter agrees to release the Recipient and all associated parties from any legal, financial, or other liabilities, including past, present, or future claims, damages, or actions, arising from or related to the Permissible Acts.

Consenter’s Signature: ____________________ Date: [DATE]
Printed Name: [CONSENTER’S PRINTED NAME]