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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the godparent affidavit in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name in the designated field where it states 'I, ____________ will be the godparent/witness of'.
  3. Fill in the name of the child you will be a godparent for in the next blank space.
  4. Review and confirm that you meet all qualifications listed, such as being a practicing Catholic or a practicing Christian if you are a non-Catholic witness.
  5. Complete the section regarding your church affiliation by entering the name of your church and its location.
  6. Sign the document in the provided signature field, ensuring that all information is accurate before finalizing.
  7. If applicable, have your priest or minister sign and date the form in their respective fields.

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When you invite a person to serve as your childs godparent, you are asking this individual to make a lifelong commitment to your child. A godparent is called to be the guardian of the faith and guide in the moral life, so it is important that he or she is a faithful Christian.
At present, in the Church of England, relatives can stand as godparents, and although it is not clear that parents can be godparents, they sometimes are. Godparents should be both baptised and confirmed (although it is not clear in which Church), but the requirement for confirmation can be waived.
Parents often choose godparents to have a religious or spiritual influence on their children. They are typically involved in special ceremonies, such as baptisms, and may play a supportive role in their childrens upbringing. However, being a godparent does not grant any legal rights or responsibilities over the child.
Godparent isnt a legal designation Making someone the godparent of your child doesnt give them any legal rights or authority over your child should you pass away. That requires naming them in your will as your childs designated legal guardian.
While godparents are important in the Christian tradition, they are not legally recognised in family law. If you wish to ensure your childs godparents have conferred guardianship, appointing them in your will is your best opportunity.
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This may include covering the costs of the baptismal gown or outfit worn by the child during the sacrament. In some cases, godparents also contribute towards the costs associated with the baptismal candle, ceremonial water, cross, and church fees, if any.
Every child should have at least three godparents, two of the same sex and at least one of the opposite sex to your child. Although there is no official maximum number of godparents, three or four is usual. If youd like more than that, talk to your vicar about the practicalities and theyll be pleased to advise.
You cant be a godparent, if you are not in good standing with the Church. That includes not living with your fianc before marriage. You did not say whether its the case or not. If it isnt then you should be allowed to serve as a godparent (considering that all other requirements are met).

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