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How do you know the parent signing a child's library card is really the parent?

By Mary

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Please respond in comments:  Do any libraries actually authenticate parents/guardians when their children sign up for library cards?  Or do you just take their word for it? While we're at the library registration form, is there room for notes or is it easy to add a field online for additional permissions? That is, if the library wishes to get the parent's permission to let a child participate in online activities using a user name and library card to get in, is there a way to readily read more

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