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Arizona

Affidavit of intent

The Filing Facts

Who filesParent or person who has custody of the child
Filed withCounty school superintendent
When / how oftenOnce — within 30 days of beginning homeschool; refile only if terminated and resumed
Filing requiredYes
StatuteA.R.S. 15-802(B)(2), (C)

Fill In & Print Your Letter

Type your family's details and every bracketed field in the letter is filled for printing. What you type is sealed with your family's key if your school is set up and unlocked — it is never kept in plain text.

The Letter — Arizona

AFFIDAVIT OF INTENT (A.R.S. 15-802(B)(2) — file with the county school superintendent within 30 days of beginning homeschool instruction) I, [NAME OF PARENT OR PERSON WHO HAS CUSTODY], state that the child named below is being provided with instruction in a homeschool, as defined in A.R.S. 15-802: (a) Child's name: [CHILD'S FULL NAME] (b) Child's date of birth: [DATE OF BIRTH] (c) Current address of the school the child is attending (the homeschool): [ADDRESS WHERE INSTRUCTION IS PROVIDED] (d) Names, telephone numbers and addresses of the persons who currently have custody of the child: [NAME(S), TELEPHONE NUMBER(S), ADDRESS(ES)] [If delaying instruction until age eight under A.R.S. 15-802(B)(3), add: The child has not reached eight years of age by September 1 of this school year, and I do not desire to begin home instruction until the child has reached eight years of age.] Signature: ______________________________ Date: [DATE] [Notarization block, where the county superintendent's form requires it:] State of Arizona, County of [COUNTY]. Subscribed and sworn before me on [DATE] by [NAME]. Notary Public: ______________________________

Honesty note: This letter is a template prepared from the statute text cited above. The parent files it themselves — Grace Team Academy never files on a family's behalf. It is not legal advice; the family's own state rules, as currently in force, govern.

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