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The document is a form for collecting emergency contact information for participants under 18 years of age. It requires details such as the contact's name, relationship to the participant, address, telephone numbers, email address, and any additional contact information.

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Who qualifies as an emergency contact?

In most cases, emergency contacts are a loved one such as a parent, spouse, adult child, or trusted friend. If possible, its best to have at least TWO emergency contacts. This way, they will be able to work together or, if one is unavailable, the other can take charge.

Who to put down as an emergency contact?

Family, friends, neighbors, roommates, and coworkers are great choices to have as emergency contacts, but its important to consider who might really be the most useful when faced with real emergency situations.

Should an emergency contact be a parent?

Your emergency contact should be someone you trust who is reliable and available to contact in case of an emergency. For many people this is a parent or a close friend.

Who should you have as an emergency contact?

Unlike next of kin, emergency contacts do not have to be relatives; they can be anyone you know and trust and who is readily available to assist you in emergencies.

Who should you put as an emergency contact on your passport?

There are no laws against using an emergency contact under 18, but some organizations require your emergency contact to be a legal adult.

Who should be an emergency contact for a child?

Emergency Contacts: Choose two emergency contacts. One should be an out-of-town emergency contact who can help make sure youre all okay. The second should be a local emergency contact who can help you with tasks such as picking up your kid from daycare.

Emergency Contact Information (Must be a parent or guardian for all 2025

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