Connecticut Family Preparedness Plan

Planning ahead can help protect your family during unexpected situations. A Connecticut Family Preparedness Plan helps parents and guardians organize important information, identify trusted caregivers, and prepare documents that may be needed in an emergency.

At Antonio Solutions Group, we provide notary public services and have Family Preparedness Plan forms available for clients who need them.

Antonio Solutions Group can provide available Family Preparedness Plan forms and related materials for your convenience.

Depending on your needs, the packet may include forms and information related to:

• Emergency family contacts
• Important information about children
• School and childcare information
• Medical and insurance information
• Standby Guardian planning
• Powers of Attorney, when applicable
• Important family records and document checklists
• Other preparedness information provided by the State of Connecticut

We recommend reviewing the forms carefully before signing them.

If a document requires notarization, Antonio Solutions Group can assist with the notarial process.

Our services may include:

• Verifying your identification
• Witnessing signatures when permitted
• Administering oaths or affirmations
• Completing appropriate notarial certificates

Please do not sign documents requiring notarization before meeting with the notary unless instructed otherwise.

You can contact Antonio Solutions Group to request Family Preparedness Plan forms and schedule a notary appointment.

Forms Available • Notary Services Available • Appointments Available

Antonio Solutions Group provides notary public services and access to forms, but we are not a law firm and do not provide legal or immigration advice.

Providing a form does not mean that Antonio Solutions Group is recommending that particular document for your situation. We cannot select legal documents for you, explain your legal rights, choose a guardian for you, or advise you regarding immigration matters.

For legal questions or assistance completing legal documents, please consult a qualified Connecticut attorney or authorized legal-services provider.