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Post by Randy on Mar 7, 2006 20:03:56 GMT -5
Alright I'm 17 and have never autoxed before. Would it be okay if I didn't go to the novice school on the 11th. I am only off work on the 12th. And my mom might not be able to go, so is the "Minor Release and Waiver of Liability and Indemnity Agreement" the only thing that we need to sign? Pease be specific thanks
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Post by C4Shane on Mar 8, 2006 8:06:34 GMT -5
Yes - it is ok. you will be missing out on some good instruction, but you can always get a feel for the info by going to tirerack.com or follow this link to download the novice manual that will be used at Saturday school: www.tirerack.com/features/solo2/handbook.htmThe minor waiver form needs to be signed by BOTH parents/guardians. Everything else we can take care of on Sunday morning at registration and tech. |
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Post by Randy on Mar 8, 2006 18:27:41 GMT -5
Umm I only live with my mom, my dad lives an hour and 30 minutes away, could i get my moms fiance(getting married in may) to sign it? if not only my mom can sign it. I really want to attend. thanks
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Post by kjenkins on Mar 8, 2006 21:55:26 GMT -5
Umm I only live with my mom, my dad lives an hour and 30 minutes away, could i get my moms fiance(getting married in may) to sign it? if not only my mom can sign it. I really want to attend. thanks I am not a lawer but if your mom as custody, then have her sign and check the box that she is your only gardian. |
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Post by jbyrd on Mar 9, 2006 0:23:37 GMT -5
Umm I only live with my mom, my dad lives an hour and 30 minutes away, could i get my moms fiance(getting married in may) to sign it? if not only my mom can sign it. I really want to attend. thanks The SCCA REQUIRES SIGNATURES FROM BOTH PARENTS - PERIOD - NO EXCEPTIONSHere is a link to the rule: [ftp]http://www.scca.com/_Filelibrary/File/solo-rallysolowaiverguide.pdf[/ftp] Here is a link to the form: www.scca.com/_Filelibrary/File/minorreleaseform2.pdfIn order for a minor (under age 18) to participate as a driver or to be allowed in a "hot" area. The waiver must be signed by both parents and witnessed by an SCCA event official or a Notary. I am not a lawer but if your mom as custody, then have her sign and check the box that she is your only gardian. I'm not a lawyer either, but I can tell you Fraud is not a good idea. John Byrd SSS |
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Post by Randy on Mar 9, 2006 22:53:59 GMT -5
only my mom has custody of me, i havent see my dad since christmas, i can only get my mom to sign it. My parents are divorced so it would be kind of hard to do.
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Post by jbyrd on Mar 9, 2006 23:21:29 GMT -5
It's not a matter of custody. It's a matter of having both of your parents sign the waver.
If you have a properly signed waiver from both of your parents, it MAY serve as an annual waver as stated in the SCCA law.
The only exception to this law that I know of - if there is only one living parent.
I'm very sorry, but there are no other exceptions. There will be no exceptions.
We want and ecourage you to join us for the event, and we will help you in any way we can, but we will not put our Region or the SCCA at risk by circumventing the prescribed SCCA guidelines for waivers.
If your father can sign the waver and have his signature notarized, then your mother can sign it at the event while having it witnessed by an official.
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Post by ROADBOY on Mar 10, 2006 0:45:31 GMT -5
Man that stuff is complicated.  I hope you make it Randy.  |
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Post by jbyrd on Mar 10, 2006 11:27:00 GMT -5
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I hope you make it Randy. 
