Get Parent Guardian Permission Form 8003. Parent Guardian Permission Form 8003 - Girlscoutslp

The Parent Guardian Permission Form 8003 is essential for allowing your child to participate in Girl Scout activities outside their usual meeting place. Completing this form accurately ensures that both safety and consent are communicated effectively.

Follow the steps to properly fill out the Parent Guardian Permission Form 8003.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling in your child's name in the designated field labeled 'Girl's name'. This is important for identifying the attendee.
3. Complete the section for 'Other information', which may include additional details relevant to your child's attendance.
4. Enter your address in the fields marked with 'Address', 'City/State/Zip'. This ensures that the organization has accurate contact information.
5. Provide your home phone number and cell phone number in the respective fields. This information will be crucial for communication.
6. Print your name clearly in the 'Print parent/guardian’s name' area. This indicates who is granting permission.
7. Sign your name in the 'Parent/Guardian signature' section. Your signature verifies your consent for your child's participation.
8. Next, the Troop/Group Leader will fill out the 'Event & destination', 'Date', 'Depart: Time & Place', and 'Return: Time & Place' sections. Ensure you understand these details.
9. Complete the 'Mode of Transportation' section. Specify how your child will be transported to and from the event.
10. Add an emergency contact in the designated field. This person will be contacted in case of an emergency during the event.
11. Indicate who can pick up your child upon return by providing their name in the appropriate space. This is necessary for ensuring your child's safe return.
12. Finally, review all entries for accuracy. Once confirmed, you can save your changes, download, print, or share the completed form as required.

Ensure your child's participation by completing the Parent Guardian Permission Form 8003 online today!