Our PDF editor makes filling out the AA attendance sheet fast and straightforward. Follow these steps to complete the form accurately so every entry is valid for courts, probation officers, or employers.
Step 1: Click the orange "Get Form Now" button to open the PDF editor in your browser. No software installation is required.
Step 2: Review the form structure. The top section asks for the attendee's full name and the date attendance began. Each row in the main table represents one meeting session.
For every single section, create the content asked by the application.
Step 3: Fill in each meeting row completely. Enter the date, location, group name, start time, topic, and chairperson's name. Ask the chairperson to sign the signature column before leaving the session. An unsigned entry may be rejected by courts or probation officers reviewing the record.
Step 4: Include the necessary data in the box. Click "Done" to save and export the finished form. You can download it as a PDF, send it by email, or print a hard copy.
Step 5: Make at least one backup copy of each completed sheet. Store a photocopy or scanned image in a safe place. If you need compact per-session documentation, the AA court card is a card a chairperson signs at each meeting and is widely accepted by courts. Narcotics Anonymous participants can record sessions using the NA meeting sheet, which follows the same format. For group settings where individual names are not listed, the anonymous attendance form meets that documentation need.
Step 6: Submit the completed attendance sheet to the requesting authority, such as a court, probation officer, employer, or treatment coordinator. Retain a copy for your personal records.
