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I have a notarized statement from the parent to act as the temporary guardian for the grandchild. Can this statement be used as a legal document when seeking services for the grandchild?

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I have a notarized statement from the parent to act as the temporary guardian for the grandchild. Can this statement be used as a legal document when seeking services for the grandchild?

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A. Yes, but not for all services. The notarized statement is utilized at hospitals and school systems. However, some child care services do not accept the notarized statement but may grant exceptions on a case-by-case basis. Grandparents can petition for an exception by contacting the child care agency to appeal their decision to deny services.