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Back-to-school and college paperwork

The start of a school year brings its own stack of forms: residency proof for enrollment, financial aid applications, loan decisions and, for teachers, a year of classroom receipts. These organizers keep each stack in one place, with the official source for every deadline and rule. If a school asks for a notarized residency affidavit or consent form, it can be notarized online or at your home. General information, not financial or legal advice.

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College-Bound Documents Kit

For parents of an 18-year-old heading to college: which documents keep you in the loop once your child is an adult, how each is signed, an emergency card and a tracker.

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Does a school residency affidavit need a notary?

Many districts ask for one. Bring a photo ID and the unsigned form; the notary watches you sign. It can be done online or at your home.

When should FAFSA paperwork be gathered?

Before the application opens, so tax returns, account balances and school lists are ready. The organizer lists what the form asks for.

Is there something for teachers?

Yes. The classroom expense and professional development log keeps receipts for supplies and training through the year.

Is this financial aid advice?

No. The kits organize documents and point to official pages. A school's financial aid office answers questions about your aid.

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