The Signed Declaration Of Applicant And The Parent Legal Guardian is a versatile legal document used throughout Canada when minors require formal authorization or need to make official declarations with parental oversight. It serves multiple purposes, from school program enrollment to medical consent, travel authorization, and participation in regulated activities. The document ensures compliance with Canadian legal requirements for minor consent and guardian verification, incorporating necessary safeguards through witness requirements and proper execution procedures. This declaration type is particularly important in scenarios where organizations need documented proof of both the minor's acknowledgment and the guardian's informed consent, protecting all parties' interests while maintaining legal validity across Canadian jurisdictions. The document typically includes verification of guardian status, specific consents or acknowledgments, and may require notarization depending on its intended use.

1. Title and Date: Clear identification of the document as a Declaration with the date of execution

2. Parties: Full legal names and details of the Applicant, Parent/Legal Guardian, and their relationship

3. Declarations of Applicant: Specific statements that the Applicant confirms as true, including personal information and purpose of declaration

4. Declarations of Parent/Legal Guardian: Confirmation of legal guardianship status and consent to the application/purpose

5. Acknowledgment of Truth: Statement confirming all information provided is true and accurate

6. Understanding of Consequences: Acknowledgment of legal implications of making false declarations

7. Execution Block: Signature spaces for Applicant, Parent/Guardian, witness(es), and date of signing