Lockwood Key Order Form
Lilliana Adames
If a student moves to a new address, even if it is within the same school boundary, proof of residency will need to be submitted to the Registrar. Once residency has been verified, the student will be provided with a bus pass for necessary transportation changes.
If a parent who does not live with the student moves to a new location, proof of residency is not required and the parent should provide the new address to the Registrar. This will ensure that the parent's record is accurate for future communications.
Parents are required to complete this form in order for their child to receive medication at school. A completed Authorization for Medication form is valid for the current school year only. For the school year beginning in September 2024, the Authorization for Medication needs to be signed and dated by the parent and Health Care Provider on July 1, 2024 or later.
A Student Health Record is completed at enrollment in the district. It is also done at the beginning of 3rd grade, with 6th grade middle school registration, and with 9th grade high school registration. Please notify your child's school nurse about any significant changes to your child's health.
This Certificate of Immunization form requires the signature of a health care provider. Please see the Immunization page for other ways to provide your student's immunization records that may not require a health care provider signature.
The information in this document relates to the Lockwood New York online store. Please read these Terms & Conditions carefully before making a purchase. The Terms & Conditions contain warranty disclaimers, limitations of liability and other important information about Lockwood New York products and the online store.
Lockwood will ship to only one address per order. All shipping fees are outlined in the FAQs and are displayed during checkout. Currently, Lockwood ships only within the USA. For shipping charges for orders to be delivered outside of the 48 contiguous U.S. states, please contact ca...@lockwoodny.com.
Our product is made in small batches at the Lockwood farm in New York. We keep reasonable inventories and expect to fulfill all orders promptly. Lockwood aims to complete deliveries within a week from the date of the order, although interruptions in supply due to demand or our small batch production schedule may occur from time to time. If you are placing an order and have particular concerns about the timing of delivery, please contact ca...@lockwoodny.com.
All Products are for personal use and gifting only. You agree not to resell or facilitate the resale of Products in any form or any place. Lockwood reserves the right to take legal action against unauthorized and unofficial sale of goods.
Lockwood makes no commitment to provide any Product other than as reflected in an accepted order. You should not rely on Lockwood fulfilling any future orders or on the availability of any particular Product in the future.
All prices on the website are in US dollars and do not include applicable sales taxes. The total cost including any applicable taxes will be displayed during check-out, once you have selected your billing and shipping address. Prices are subject to change without notice.
a. the sum of the price of each Product ordered as indicated on the website at the time of submitting the order (referred to as the "Product Subtotal");
b. the cost of shipping determined in accordance with paragraph 2 (Shipping fees) above,
c. applicable sales tax based on your shipping address; and
d. the sum of any other fees which Lockwood levies from time to time and which you have agreed to pay by providing your electronic consent.
Subject to the next paragraph relating to consumer protection legislation, Lockwood gives no warranty with respect to the Products. The Products are sold and information is rendered to you on the understanding that you have sole responsibility for determining the suitability of the Products for the purposes for which you intend to use them.
If you are a consumer purchasing Products for personal use, the Products come with non-excludable warranties and guarantees under consumer protection legislation, including that Lockwood is the rightful owner, the Products are reasonably fit for their usual purpose, are of acceptable quality, and match any description or sample. If Lockwood breaches any of these non-excludable warranties or guarantees, you are entitled, at your option, to a refund or replacement of the relevant Products. You also may have express rights of action against Lockwood under consumer protection legislation if Lockwood supplies defective Products to you that cause you injury, loss or damage.
Subject to the second paragraph of section 6 above, to the fullest extent permitted by law, the liability of Lockwood for any loss or damage suffered by you as a result of Lockwood breaching its obligations under these Terms & Conditions or other tortious duty (including arising by reason of defects in the Products) is limited to a refund or replacement of the relevant Products.
In addition, if you fail to make any payment in accordance with these Terms & Conditions, without prejudice to its other rights under law, Lockwood reserves the right, in its absolute discretion, to withhold supply and dispose of the Products requested in your order and Lockwood will not be liable to you for any loss or damage directly or indirectly resulting from any such action.
In the unfortunate event that you receive Product that has been damaged during shipping or does not match your order, you must let us know at ca...@lockwoodny.com within 48 hours of receipt of the Product. In that case, Lockwood will provide you with replacement Product in exchange and reimburse your return postage.
Should you make an error when ordering online, Lockwood will gladly exchange your item for the item you intended to purchase if you notify us at ca...@lockwoodny.com within 2 hours of the time of your order.
Where Lockwood makes a sale to you with respect to which sales tax is due and the amount paid to Lockwood by you does not, for any reason, include the full amount of sales tax collectable by Lockwood under law, Lockwood will be entitled, in addition to any other consideration recoverable in respect of the Product, to recover from you the full amount of such sales tax.
Subject to the second paragraph of section 6 above and to the fullest extent permitted by law, these Terms & Conditions together with the order (as accepted by Lockwood), the Legal Notice on the website and Lockwood's Privacy Policy constitute the whole agreement between the parties and supersede all prior discussions and agreements between them.
Orders and these Terms & Conditions will be governed by the law applying in the State of New York, United States, and the parties irrevocably submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of New York City in New York State, and the courts complement to determine appeals from those courts, with respect to any proceedings that may be brought at any time in relation to the Product or these Terms & Conditions.
At the time the insurance trust documents are executed, the insured generally also signs the forms necessary to transfer ownership of the selected insurance policies to the trust. The Trustee then signs the forms necessary to designate the trust as the beneficiary of those policies. The desired end result is that the insurance trust both owns the life insurance policies and is named as beneficiary of those policies.
Unless the trust holds only employer-provided insurance (see section 14) or other insurance with respect to which the Trustee will not be required to pay premiums and will not receive dividends, the Trustee may wish to open a checking account in the name of the trust. This account can then used as the basic trust management vehicle. The Trustee can deposit any future cash gifts to the trust into the checking account and can pay insurance premiums and other trust expenses from the account. In this way, the Trustee will preserve a permanent record of trust transactions for possible submission to the IRS.
Approximately three months after the creation of the trust and the transfer of the insurance policies to the Trustee, the Trustee should request written verification from each insurance company that its records reflect that: (1) the trust is the sole owner of each policy issued by it transferred to the trust, and (2) the trust is designated as sole beneficiary of each policy and will receive the proceeds in a single payment.
Each time a premium payment is due with respect to life insurance owned by the insurance trust, the insured generally will make a gift to the trust (to be added to the trust checking account) sufficient to pay the premium. Because the Trustee may need to mail letters notifying the beneficiaries of this gift [see Section 8] before using the gifted funds, the insured should make this gift to the trust at least 30 days in advance of the actual premium due date.
Even though the trust beneficiaries normally will choose not to exercise their withdrawal rights, the rights are legally enforceable and must be treated as such by all the parties. For example, there must be no agreement between the grantor of the trust and the beneficiaries that the beneficiaries will not exercise their withdrawal rights. If the parties to the trust do anything to undermine the enforceability of the withdrawal rights, gift-tax benefits for contributions to the trust may be lost. In addition, trust beneficiaries who do not wish to exercise withdrawal rights should not affirmatively decline or waive those rights; they should merely allow them to expire.
If only gifts that qualify for the annual exclusion are made in a given year, it generally is not necessary to report these gifts on a gift tax return. However, it still may be necessary to file a gift tax return if a donor wishes to allocate any of his or her lifetime exemption from the Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax (GST Tax) to any gifts made during the year. In addition, there are very highly technical default rules relating to automatic allocation of GST Tax exemption, which may require taxpayers to file gift tax returns for the sole purpose of electing not to have these automatic rules apply. Please see the following section of this memorandum for a more detailed summary of these considerations.
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