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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the messaging agreement in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the introduction, which outlines the purpose of the agreement and your options regarding text message reminders from HHSA.
  3. In the section labeled 'Authorization', select either 'YES' or 'NO' to indicate your preference for receiving text messages. This is crucial as it determines whether you will receive notifications about your benefits.
  4. Fill in your 'Printed Name' and 'Date of Birth' in the designated fields to verify your identity.
  5. Provide your 'Cell Phone Number' where you wish to receive text messages. Ensure this number is accurate to avoid any communication issues.
  6. Sign and date the form at the bottom, confirming your consent for HHSA to send you text messages regarding appointments and renewals.
  7. Once completed, return this form using the attached envelope provided within the document.

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Key Takeaways. SMS messages can form a legally binding contract if all required legal elements are met. The key elements include: offer, acceptance, consideration, intention to create legal relations, and certainty. Courts look at the content, context, and conduct of both parties.
Courts Do Accept Text Messages as Evidence The key requirement is that the messages are relevant and can be authenticated. That means the party introducing them must show who sent the message and that the content hasnt been changed. That means screenshots arent always admissible.
For example, I consent to receive [types of messages, i.e. conversational, customer care, appointment reminders, etc.] messages from [Business Name]. Reply STOP to opt-out; Reply HELP for support; Message data rates may apply; Messaging frequency may vary.
Text messages can form legally binding contracts if they show clear offer, acceptance, and consideration. Key factors include mutual agreement on terms, intent to be bound, and sufficient detail about the work and payment. Informal language or incomplete discussions may weaken enforceability.
Yes, text messages are admissible in court, but only if they were legally obtained. This means a person must voluntarily provide the court with the text messages.

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A communication agreement is a contract between a company and a communications partner that outlines the terms and conditions that govern both.
The answer is YES assuming certain elements are met. Courts that have been faced with this question have found that agreements entered into via text messages are enforceable borrowing from basic contract formation principles and the reasoning applied to email messages.

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