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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the guardianship questionnaire in the editor.
Begin by filling out the details for Proposed Guardian #1. Include full name, any other names or maiden name, date of birth, and state ID or driver's license number.
Provide the social security number and housing information. Indicate whether you rent, own, or are buying your residence, along with monthly costs and details about the property.
List addresses for the past five years along with contact numbers and duration of stay at each location.
Complete educational background by indicating if you are a high school graduate and listing any colleges attended along with degrees earned.
Detail health status, including any medical conditions and medications currently being taken. Also indicate if you are attending counseling.
Proceed to answer questions regarding criminal history, alcohol or drug use, and financial information including income sources and expenses.
Repeat similar steps for Proposed Guardian #2 and provide information about other adults and children residing in the home.
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Guardianship refers to the legal role given to an individual to manage the personal activities (guardian of the person) or resources of another person.Read more
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