Bandera County, TX · Bandera County
Instrucciones Para Solicitar al Tribunal una Exención de Notificación y Permiso de los Padres (Formulario 1A)
These Spanish-language instructions and related forms explain how a pregnant minor may ask a court to waive parental notification and permission requirements.
At a glance
- Issued by
- City of Bandera County · Bandera County, Bandera County, Texas
- Notarization
- Not required: file this form without a notary.
- Official source
- banderacounty.gov
- Blank form
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What this form is
The packet explains the court process and includes forms for requesting a confidential waiver of parental notification and permission. The applicant must complete Forms 2A and 2B, provide personal and contact information, and explain the basis for the request. The instructions say the applicant or a representative delivers the forms to a court clerk; they also describe hearings, court decisions, and appeals.
Who needs it
A pregnant minor seeking a court order waiving parental notification and permission requirements can use these Spanish-language instructions and forms.
How to submit it
You or someone representing you must deliver Forms 2A and 2B to the clerk at a district, statutory county, county, or probate court for filing with a judge.
About notarization
A notary is not required: Option 2 allows signing under penalty of perjury, while Option 1 must be signed before a notary, court clerk, or other authorized person.
How to submit this form
- 1
Download the Packet
Download the Spanish-language instructions and forms for requesting a confidential court waiver.
- 2
Complete Forms 2A and 2B
Fill in the application cover sheet and verification, including the requested personal and confidential contact information.
- 3
Choose a Verification Option
Complete Option 1 before an authorized person, or sign Option 2 under penalty of perjury without a notary.
- 4
Submit the Forms
Deliver Forms 2A and 2B to the clerk at a district, statutory county, county, or probate court for filing with a judge.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a notary for the parental notification waiver forms?
- No. Option 2 can be signed under penalty of perjury without a notary. Option 1 must be signed before a notary, court clerk, or another person authorized to witness signatures.
- How do I submit the parental notification waiver forms?
- The instructions say you or a representative must deliver Forms 2A and 2B to the clerk at a district, statutory county, county, or probate court for filing with a judge.
- Which forms do I need to complete?
- The instructions say to complete Form 2A, the application cover sheet, and Form 2B, the verification. The verification asks for personal and confidential contact information.
- Does the packet include information about an appeal?
- Yes. The instructions explain that a lawyer can file Form 3A, the notice of appeal, with the clerk of the court that denied the application.