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Call us on 0860002108 and select the self-help option to request your tax certificate. Once you've done the request, your tax certificate will be emailed to the email address we have on record for you within 24 hours.
If a student has suffered a possible concussion, please seek medical attention. Have the Doctor complete and sign the concussion forms listed below (or have the doctor complete their own forms) and return them to the school nurse. If the student is diagnosed with a concussion, the student should stay home from school for 24 hours after the injury and they then may return to school if feeling better. It is recommended that the student attend school for half-days for the first few days back at school as needed. The nurse will communicate with teachers and staff about the Doctor recommended accommodations during the recovery.
An Apostille is a certification provided under the Hague convention of 1961 for authenticating documents for use in foreign countries. An Exemplified certification covers those countries who did not sign the Hague Treaty. The sole function of the Apostille or Exemplified certificate is to certify the authenticity of the signature of the document. In Florida, the Apostille or Exemplified certificate contains the original signature of the State Registrar and the Secretary of State. A Florida Birth certificate can be certified as Apostille or Exemplified by the Florida Department of State.
The State of Florida issues commemorative birth and marriage certificates, signed by the current Governor and State Registrar of Vital Statistics. The certificates contain calligraphy style printing, gold embossed state seals, and are suitable for framing and preserving as family heirlooms, but not to be intended as proof of birth. The commemorative certificates are mailed encased in cardboard shields to ensure protection.
In 2006, Florida's governor signed into law legislation that allows for the issuance of a certification for a Certificate of Birth Resulting in Stillbirth. This law, section 382.0085, Florida Statutes, is known as Katherine's Law. Florida was the 14th state to implement such a law.
The Certificate of Birth Resulting in Stillbirth is not proof of live birth and may not be used to establish identity. Gestation must be 20 weeks or more, and there must be a fetal death certificate on file with the Florida Bureau of Vital Statistics in order for a stillbirth certificate to be prepared. The information included on the stillbirth certificate comes from the fetal death certificate.
Lee County does not prepare elevation certificates. Elevation Certificates (EC) are prepared by locally licensed surveyors and submitted to Lee County Community Development as a requirement of the building permit process. Once submitted, Lee County keeps a copy of the certificate on file (see below for information on searching for an elevation certificate). You will need to contact a locally licensed surveyor if we do not have one on file and you need a certificate prepared.
However, there are no elevation certificates for structures built before 1984 or on parcels that were designated in the floodplain for the first time in August 2008. Those structures did not require elevation certificates because they were not in the floodplain at the time of construction.
Effective Jan. 1, 2017, a copy of each elevation certificate prepared by a surveyor and mapper will be submitted to the Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) as required by Florida Statute 472.0366. FDEM worked with representatives from the Florida Surveying and Mapping Society, the Florida Board of Professional Surveyors and Mappers, and the office of Florida Senator Jeff Brandes to create a solution to meet the requirements of the law. A user-friendly database has been created (for reference purposes) where you can easily view previously submitted certificates.
In order to complete the Medical section of your annual tax return, you will need a tax certificate from your medical scheme (if you contributed to a medical scheme that is!).
This certificate details exactly how much was paid to the medical aid for yourself and your dependents over the course of the tax year (1 March to end Feb). It also details how much money you paid for other medical expenses, such as medicines and doctors expenses, which you claimed for, but your medical aid did NOT cover. This information is important for your tax return and the information included can improve your chances of getting a tax refund when you submit.
Elevation Certificates are maintained by Community Development for the life of the structure. The City of Bonita Springs Community Development Department began issuing permits as of June 1, 2008. Elevation Certificates submitted as part of the permitting process have been digitally archived and may be accessed through this link. Additionally, elevation certificates for new construction that was permitted through Lee County from the time that Bonita Springs was accepted into the National Flood Insurance Program Community Rating System on August 16, 2002 through 2008 (and a few from earlier dates) have been located, digitally archived and may be accessed through this link.
If you are unable to locate your elevation certificate through this link and need assistance, please contact the City of Bonita Springs Community Development Department by calling (239) 444-6150 or email your request to awil...@cityofbonitaspringscd.org
Bonita Shviraga is Adjunct Professor at the Midwifery Institute at Jefferson University. She obtained her nursing and nurse-midwifery education at the University of Illinois Medical Center Chicago and obtained her PhD in nursing from the University of Colorado Denver. Her ethnographic research investigated exclusive breastfeeding in recently immigrated Mexican primiparas. She has worked in high-risk inner city tertiary care centers, a hospital birth center, community clinics and hospitals, and community health. She practiced full scope midwifery for more than 30 years in various public and private settings serving persons from diverse backgrounds. As a faculty member she has taught in interdisciplinary educational settings with nursing, nurse-midwifery, nurse-practitioner, physician assistant, and medical and osteopathic students. Within an interdisciplinary faculty model she taught obstetrical and family practice residents. Coursework she has taught includes Intrapartum, Postpartum/Family Planning, High Risk Obstetrics, Research, and Theoretical Foundations of Midwifery. She was lead midwife and then Practice Manager in the practice where she worked for 20 years. She has served on various hospital committees including quality, peer review, credentialing. She was also the Chair of the Magnet hospital Research Committee. Service work includes serving on the ACNM Certification Commission as Midwifery Certification Exam Chair, and as a member of the Board of Review of the Accreditation Commission for Midwifery Education. She currently serves as the Denver Regional Nightingale Association Co-Chair. Internationally she has done health volunteer work in Guatemala, Mexico, Belize, and Fiji including teaching Helping Babies Breathe nationally and internationally. As a midwife, Bonita embraces partnering with patients in their care and supporting physiological birth. As a faculty member she enjoys partnering with students and supporting them to achieve their goals while enjoying the journey. In her free time Bonita enjoys reading, hiking, travel, and spending time with friends and family.
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Under Federal and State law, a patient has a right to request a copy of his or her medical records. If you need a copy of your medical records, please call the Ascension Sacred Heart Medical Records Office at the appropriate hospital listed below or complete this form (Medical Records Request Form for Ascension Sacred Heart) to get more information about accessing your records.
1. Patient Information
Please provide all identifying information to help us make sure we have the correct patient. If you have been seen under another name in the past, it is important that you tell us that so we can copy all available information. Additionally, it is important that we know how to contact you should we have questions.
2. Authorizes Disclosure By
Identify the organization to which you are making the request for copies. For example: Ascension Sacred Heart Pensacola, Pensacola, Florida. Please note you can use this same form to request a non-Ascension healthcare provider to send records to an Ascension provider/facility.
3. Disclosure of Health Information To
Tell us who should receive the copies. Identify the individual, physician, clinic, or hospital. If the request is for personal use, indicate "self." We must have a complete and accurate name (physician or clinic) and address to be able to process the request. If you are authorizing copies from another facility to be sent to another Ascension provider/facility, please indicate which Ascension organization.
4. Information to be Disclosed
Please help us identify exactly what types of reports you want copied. There are many different forms in a medical record and if we can target specifically what you want, we can avoid unnecessary copies.
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