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The document is a comprehensive registration form for the Navy Child and Youth Programs (CYP), which includes sections for personal information about the child, medical needs, permissions for emergency care, and acknowledgments from parents or guardians. It outlines the necessary details required for enrollment in various CYP programs, including consent for medical treatment, emergency contacts, and health information. The form emphasizes the importance of accurate information to ensure proper care and safety for children enrolled in these programs.

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Begin by entering the Start Date (MM/DD/YYYY) and the Child’s Name (Last, First, Middle) in the designated fields.
Fill in the Child’s Sex and Birthdate (MM/DD/YYYY). If applicable, provide the Name of Child’s School and Grade Level.
Complete the Sponsor’s Name, Home Address, and Phone Number. Indicate your Type of Care and Branch.
Check any relevant boxes under Status to indicate your family situation, such as Single Parent or Dual Military.
List Emergency Notification Contacts. Ensure you provide at least two local contacts with their phone numbers.
Review all information for accuracy. Once completed, sign and date where indicated to verify that all information is correct.

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