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The document outlines the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act in Wyoming, allowing individuals under 18 to make anatomical gifts with parental consent. It specifies options for donating the body or organs, designates recipients, and states purposes for the donation such as transplantation, therapy, research, or medical education. The document requires signatures from the donor, a consenting parent or authorized person, and witnesses.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Wyoming Uniform Anatomical Gift Act in the editor.
Begin by indicating your desires regarding the anatomical gift. Check the appropriate boxes for 'my body', 'any needed organs or parts', or specify particular organs or parts in the provided space.
Next, select to whom you are making this gift. You can choose from options such as 'the physician in attendance at my death' or specify a named physician, hospital, or medical institution.
Indicate the purpose of your gift by checking all applicable boxes, including options like 'transplantation', 'therapy', and 'medical education'.
Fill in the date and your city and state of residence. Ensure that both you and the consenting parent sign in the designated areas.
Lastly, provide addresses for both the donor and consenting party, and ensure that two witnesses sign as required.

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