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    i look after a 9 yr girl who will be 10 in a few months
    i have done a contract with her that i printed off the pc while i was waiting for mine to come from ncma
    i have them now do i need to wrote a ncma one out with her or will the first one be ok as she is nearly 10 her mum claims for child care
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    Hi

    To be on the safe side I would always recommend that you get an NCMA contract signed.

    Do you have NCMA Liability Insurance?

    Are you a member of NCMA?

    If so then you definately have to have a bonfide NCMA contract completed and signed.

    Hope this helps
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    hi thanks i sent off for my ncma pack and got a box of contracts and stuff so i asume im a men=mber to be honest im quite confused on whats whats and eydfsim neawly registerd and ive no idea who to ask all the little questions
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    hi i agree best to have ncma one

    i am quite sure that the ladies on here will do their best to answer all those little questions you are worried about

    they are a really helpful and friendly bunch

    Cathy and Rachel

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    Quote Originally Posted by jaytravis View Post
    hi thanks i sent off for my ncma pack and got a box of contracts and stuff so i asume im a men=mber to be honest im quite confused on whats whats and eydfsim neawly registerd and ive no idea who to ask all the little questions
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    Thats ok....no probs

    Yes .....if you have sent away for the pack you are definately a member and more than likely to have taken out their liability insurance.

    If you need anything else and can't find the answers already posted on the forum then give us a shout
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    If you are insured with NCMA you need to use their contracts too

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