# A family story, with permission
Living Well | Nolan Kido
Blank planning aid. Not a legal consent or copyright form.

What story does the speaker want to tell?
Who is this for?
May I record? May I take notes instead?
What subjects should we avoid?
Where will the recording and copies be stored?
Who may listen or read?
Is a third-party transcription service acceptable to the speaker?
What will the speaker review before anything is shared?
Any restrictions on editing, excerpts, or future use?

Three open-ended questions:
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Afterwards:
Check names, dates, and uncertain passages with the speaker.
Keep the original recording separate from an edited copy.
Describe cuts or corrections; do not invent missing words.
Confirm permission for the specific version and audience.
Keep a backup in an agreed location and check that it opens.

Permission to record is not blanket permission to publish or clone a voice.