1. Proof of your child's age.
Ways to show a child's age:
- Birth Certificate - The birth certificate has to be an original or a certified copy (which would come from the town/state/country the child was born in). The certified copy would have an official seal (most likely raised).
- Baptismal record (from any country)
- A Passport (from any country)
If you don't have a Birth Certificate, baptismal record, or passport, you can use other documents if you've had them for at least two years, such as:
- Driver's license
- State or governmental ID
- School photo ID with date of birth
- Consulate ID card
- Hospital or health records
- Military dependent ID card
- Other documents from federal/state/local agencies (examples: Department of Social Services, Office of Refugee Resettlement)
- Court Orders
- Native American tribal document
- Records from international aid agencies or voluntary agencies
2. Your own Photo ID.
Your own Photo ID such as a driver's license or passport.
3. A record from physician with all inoculations listed with a doctor's signature or stamp.
Immunization Guidelines:
2020-2021 School Year
Link to full immunization document may be found here.
4. Proof of Residency.
Ways you can show residency:
If you don't have any of the above, you may use the following:
- Pay stub showing your address
- Income tax form that shows your address
- Utility bill or other bill in your name
- Membership documents based on residency, such as a local library card
- Voter registration card
- Driver's license, or permit, or non-driver ID
- State or other government issued ID
- Documents from government agencies such as a social service agency or the federal Office of Refugee Resettlement
- Custody or guardianship papers