Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre

OP Family Readiness - May 2020

Petawawa Military Family Resource Centre

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ITEM RESPONSE CHILD/DEPENDANT THREE Complete Name Relationship to Member Parent / Guardian Name and Contact Information Parent / Guardian Name and Contact Information Name and Contact Information of Child Care Provider Date of Birth Health Card Number Special Needs Allergies Health/Medical Conditions (Refer to Medical Section of Binder) YOU SHOULD KNOW… ITEM RESPONSE CHILD/DEPENDANT TWO Complete Name Relationship to Member Parent Name and Contact Information Parent Name and Contact Information Name and Contact Information of Child Care Provider Date of Birth Health Card Number Special Needs Allergies Health/Medical Conditions (Refer to Medical Section of Binder) YOU SHOULD KNOW… There are two types of birth certificates; the short form and the long form. The short form is the common wallet-sized card that you are most likely familiar with, but in some cases you may need the long-form version. For example, if you would like to submit an application for a passport for one of your children, you must provide the long form version, because it contains the names of both parents. Make sure to have a copy of both the short and long form documents (if applicable depending on age of child).

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