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June 2007

June 2007 Newlsetter

Greetings

Welcome to Securita’s e-newsletter! You’ve received this newsletter because you’re a customer, friend, or someone I thought would be interested in the information included in the e-newsletter.

Our newsletter provides useful information and ideas to help you and your family be prepared in advance of unexpected personal crisis or a natural disaster.

Summer is here and for many it means vacation travel. Included in this e-newsletter are ideas to help you prepare for your travels.

We welcome your comments regarding Securita’s products or our new e-newsletter. Please email us at feedback@securitaonline.com.

Regards,

Sherie Dodsworth
Securita Founder and CEO

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Travel Tips

Travel Documents

Make a copy of your passport and leave it at home in a safe place.
Also make a copy of your passport to take with you. Remember to keep it separate from your original passport.

Wallets and Purses

Clean out your wallet and/or your purse. Remove any documents you will not need during your travels.
Make a list of, or copy of, all the documents and credit card(s) you carry in your wallet. Store the list or copies in a safe place so that in the unlikely event of your wallet getting lost, you will know exactly whom you need to contact.

Medical and Prescription Information

Prepare a document, which summarizes each family member’s medical history, current prescriptions and contact information for their medical service providers. In the event of a medical emergency, this information may assist in expediting treatment.

Emergency Medical Consent

If your travel adventures separate you and your children, it is recommended that a written consent form be provided to the child's care giver so, if required, they can arrange for routine or emergency medical/dental care and treatment to preserve the health of your child.

Seasonal Weather

It is officially Hurricane and Tornado season. If you live in a location likely to be affected by these acts of Mother Nature and will be away from home, traveling, we have a few suggestions:

Let a neighbor or friend know you will be on vacation and when you plan to return.
Ask a friend or neighbor to watch out for your pets and help to safeguard your home when a hurricane or tornado warning occurs. Consider leaving a key with a trusted neighbor.
Organize all of your important documents and records so they can be transported easily if there is a need to evacuate.

Vital Records PortaVault^TM

The Vital Records PortaVault can make your summer travels less stressful because it provides:

Safe place to store copies of passports, credit cards, and other documents carried in a wallet or purse.
Includes four Health History Cards, printed on card stock, for documenting the medical information described above. Customers can obtain additional copies of this form, free of charge, from our website.
A Consent Form for a Child’s Emergency Medical Treatment is also available on our website for our customers, free of charge.
The Vital Records PortaVault is portable and lockable. This makes it easy to leave it with a family member or trusted friend while you are vacationing.

Find out more about PortaVault at: www.securitalonline.com

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Vital Records PortaVault

The Vital Records PortaVault is an easy to use, comprehensive system that identifies, organizes and stores all the important records and documents commonly found in a home. The portable vault keeps this information logically organized for easy accessibility, whether for daily use or in the case of an emergency. It is designed for situations that would require one to transport all crucial documents easily in the event of a natural disaster or emergency.

Find out more about PortaVault at: www.securitaonline.com.

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Product Update

Our customers love the 'Peek Inside a PortaVault' interactive program on our website www.securitaonline.com, because it provides in-depth details of what the PortaVault system includes – be sure to check it out!

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