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How to fill out the DoI Academic Fee Waiver/Entrance Fee Waiver Application Guidelines online
Applying for an Academic Fee Waiver or Entrance Fee Waiver through the Department of the Interior is an important step for educational groups wishing to visit national parks. This guide will walk you through the process of completing the application online, ensuring that you have all necessary information and documentation to submit your request successfully.
Follow the steps to complete your application with ease.
- Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the application form and open it in your preferred online editor.
- Fill out the 'Name of Institution' field with the official name of your school or academic institution.
- Provide a 'Group Leader Name' who will be the primary point of contact.
- Input the 'Phone Number' and 'Email Address' for the group leader to ensure smooth communication.
- Enter the 'Class/Course Title' that corresponds with your visit’s educational purpose.
- Specify the 'Arrival Date' and 'Departure Date' of your visit to the national park.
- Complete the 'Street or PO BOX', 'City/State/Zip' sections with your institution’s address.
- Indicate the total number of students and faculty/chaperones in the respective fields to determine the size of your group.
- Review the guidelines to confirm you have met all criteria for the waiver application, including any required documentation.
- Sign and date the application under the 'Signature of Official Group Sponsor' field to certify the information provided is accurate.
- Select the option to save your changes, and choose whether to download, print, or share the completed form.
Complete your Academic Fee Waiver or Entrance Fee Waiver application online today to ensure a smooth visit to Glacier National Park!
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