Requiring a Consent Checkbox in eForm Without Losing Filled Fields

Consent validation should be strict, but it should not punish users by wiping everything they already typed.

A required consent checkbox is a common form requirement, but the real UX test is what happens when the user forgets it. The best implementation validates the checkbox and returns the form with the already entered values intact.

What to preserve

all regular input values
the validation message near the consent field
the exact form position so the user can fix the problem quickly

In other words, treat the missing checkbox as one validation error among many, not as a reason to reset the whole submission flow.

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