Proof of Residence Requirements
Proof of Residence Requirements
At the time of registration, one of the following forms of expedited proof of residency must be provided to the District in the form of one of the following.
Multiple Families in One Household (Annual Requirement)
If you and your student live in a home owned or rented by another adult within district boundaries, you must complete the following annually:
Required Document: Upload a completed and notarized Affidavit of Residence Statement (Declaración De Residencia Notariada) directly to the Online Registration Parent Portal.
Multiple Families Living on the Same Property (Annual Requirement)
If a student and parent/guardian live at a residence within district boundaries where the property is owned or rented by another adult, the following document is required annually:
Required Document: Complete, notarize, and upload an Affidavit of Residence Statement (Declaración De Residencia Notariada) to the Online Registration Parent Portal.
STUDENTS LIVING APART AND SEPARATE (Legal Guardians/Tutors)
If the student lives in the District with someone other than the student’s parent, guardian, or other person having lawful control under a court order, the following must be provided to the District:
1. A notarized letter, Power of Attorney or Authorization Agreement for NonParent Relative or Voluntary Caregiver from the student’s parent or other person having lawful control under a court order assigning responsibility for the student in all school-related matters to an adult resident of the District; and
2. The adult resident assuming responsibility for the student must complete, notarize and submit a Legal Guardianship Agreement online or in person at the Office of Admissions (649 Webster St.), which will require presentation of a valid driver's license or other acceptable picture ID and:
The most recent (within 45 days) light or water bill with printed information including the service address and the adult’s name; or
A current lease agreement.
Revocation of Legal Guardianship Agreement or Power of Attorney
Guardians can revoke a Legal Guardianship Agreement by completing and submitting a Notice of Revocation form to the campus or the Office of Admissions.
Parents can revoke a Power of Attorney or an Authorization Agreement for NonParent Relative or Voluntary Caregiver by completing and submitting a Notice of Revocation form to the campus or the Office of Admissions.
The parent or guardian must present a valid driver’s license or other acceptable picture ID.