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The document outlines the Privacy and Confidentiality Policy for credit counseling services, emphasizing that all client consultations and communications are confidential. Personal information is only shared with staff on a need-to-know basis, and clients may involve family members at the risk of losing some confidentiality. Disclosure of personal information may occur under specific circumstances, such as with client authorization or legal requirements. The policy assures clients that their sensitive information will be handled legally and ethically.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the information privacy policy in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the introductory section, which outlines the confidentiality commitment. Ensure you understand how your personal information will be handled.
In the designated fields, enter your name and the name of your credit counseling service provider at the top of the document.
Read through each clause carefully. If you agree with the terms, proceed to sign in the 'CLIENT’S SIGNATURE' section. Make sure to date your signature accurately.
If applicable, repeat step 4 for any additional clients involved in the counseling process.

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