The CCSD Residential Affidavit (CCF-792) can be opened and completed online using the FormsPal PDF editor. Follow the steps below to fill in the form correctly and download a completed copy.
Step 1: Open the form
Click the "Get form here" button on this page to open the CCSD Residential Affidavit in the online editor. No account or software download is required.
Step 2: Fill in the required fields
The editor lets you type directly into fields, add checkmarks, insert signatures, and highlight sections. The form has two pages and includes both English and Spanish sections.
The images below show the main sections of the CCSD Residential Affidavit:
In the English section, complete the Parent/Guardian signature line, the Owner/Renter of Property field, the Parent/Legal Guardian line, and the NOTARY PUBLIC section. This portion must be completed and signed in front of a notary public. The form includes the label THIS AGREEMENT MUST BE NOTARIZED.
The Spanish section (Distrito Escolar del Condado de Clark) mirrors the English section. Enter the school year, school name, property address, parent or guardian name, and phone number. Attach a current utility bill or mortgage statement as proof of residency. Cable and telephone bills are not accepted as valid proof.
The affirmation section contains the statement that the child and parent or legal guardian reside at the property address. Enter the names of the property owner or renter and the parent or guardian. Both parties sign in front of a notary public, who then stamps and dates the completed form.
Step 3: Download and submit
Click the "Done" button when the form is complete. Download the finished CCSD Residential Affidavit as a PDF, print it, and bring it to your child's school. Submit the notarized form along with government-issued photo ID and proof of residency.
Step 4: Save a copy for your records
Keep a copy of the completed, notarized form. Because the CCSD Residential Affidavit must be renewed each school year, having the previous year's form speeds up the renewal process. For other school-related legal documents, see our homeschool affidavit forms and our full collection of affidavit forms.
