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For more information about us, [visit](visit www.hfea.gov.uk)[ www.hfea.gov.uk](visit www.hfea.gov.uk).  \nWho should fill in this form?  \nFill in this form if you are a man donating sperm for the treatment of others or for training purposes (to allow healthcare professionals to learn about, and practice, the techniques involved in fertility treatment) .  \nWhat do I need to know before filling in this form?  \nBefore you fill in this form, you should have registered as a donor and completed the ‘Donor information form’.  \nYou should also be certain that your clinic has given you all the relevant information you need to make fully informed decisions. This includes:  \n• information about:  \n– the different options set out in this form  \n– the implications of giving your consent  \n– the consequences of withdrawing this consent, and  \n– how you can make changes to, or withdraw your consent.  \n• an opportunity to have counselling.  \nIf you are unsure, or think that you have not been given all of this information, please speak to your clinic. There is a declaration at the end of this form which you must sign to confirm you have received this information. If you do not receive this information before filling in this form, your consent may be invalid.  \nIf you are unable to complete this form because of physical illness, injury or disability you may direct someone else to complete and sign it for you.  \nWhy do I have to fill in this form?  \nBy law (the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 1990 (as amended)), you need to give your written consent if you want your sperm, or embryos created outside the body (in vitro) with your sperm, to be used or stored (for example, for in vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment) .  \nIf you are storing your sperm or embryos, you must also state in writing how long you consent to them remaining in storage.  \nWhat if I want to donate my sperm for research?  \nSperm can also be donated for research purposes, helping to increase knowledge about diseases and serious illnesses and potentially develop new treatments. This form only allows you to consent to donate sperm for the treatment of others or for training purposes. Your clinic can give you more information about donating for research and provide you with the relevant consent form(s) .  \nWhat happens to my sperm or embryos if I die?  \nBy consenting to donate your sperm or embryos, you are also agreeing to them being used and stored if you were to die or lose the ability to decide for yourself (become mentally incapacitated) . If you do not want your sperm or embryos to be used for the purposes outlined in this form if this were to happen, you can state this as a restriction (at section 2.4 of this form) . You may also state here that you only want your sperm or embryos to be donated in the event of your death.  \nPlease note that the clinic can only act on these wishes if they are informed about your death or mental incapacity. If you’re unsure of anything in relation to this, please ask your clinic.  \nWhen filling in this form, make sure you sign the declaration on every page to confirm that you have read the page and fully agree with the consent and information given. When you have completed the form you may request a copy of it from your clinic.  \nFor clinic use only (optional)  \nHFEA centre reference Other relevant forms  \nDate sperm were placed in storage Date sperm can remain in storage until  \nD D M M Y Y  \nD D M M Y Y  \nVersion 5, 1 April 2015  \n1  \n1.1  \n1.2  \n1.3  \nAbout you  \n\n| Your first name(s) Place clinic sticker here |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --","cbCaiojy3TmSduu0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiojy3TmSduu0","pdf",286857,"English","# About this form\n# Who should fill in this form?\n# What do I need to know before filling in this form?\n# Why do I have to fill in this form?\n# What if I want to donate my sperm for research?\n# What happens to my sperm or embryos if I die?\n# About you\n# About your sperm donation\n## Consent options for treatment of others","[{\"question\":\"Who should complete this HFEA consent form?\",\"answer\":\"Complete it if you are a man donating sperm for the treatment of others or for training purposes.\"},{\"question\":\"What information must be provided before consent is valid?\",\"answer\":\"You must have registered as a donor and received relevant information, including options, implications of consent, consequences of withdrawing consent, and how to change or withdraw consent. 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