Help CenterYour Homeschool Advisor can help you identify, prepare, and complete homeschool forms, but RemoteLearning.School does not submit forms to the state, school district, or another authority on your behalf.
The parent or legal guardian is responsible for reviewing, signing, and submitting any required documents.
How Can My Homeschool Advisor Help?
Depending on your state and situation, your advisor can help with:
- Identifying which homeschool forms may be required
- Explaining when and where forms should be submitted
- Helping prepare a school withdrawal letter
- Assisting with a notice of intent to homeschool
- Helping complete state or district forms
- Reviewing forms for missing information
- Explaining attendance, testing, reporting, or recordkeeping requirements
- Helping organize documents for your homeschool records
- Answering questions about deadlines and next steps
In many cases, your advisor can prepare or pre-fill the form using information you provide. You should still review every detail carefully before signing and submitting it.
Who Submits the Forms?
The parent or legal guardian must submit the forms directly to the appropriate organization.
Depending on your location, that may be:
- Your child’s current school
- A local school district
- A county education office
- A state education department
- An umbrella or cover school
- Another designated homeschool authority
Submission methods vary. You may be asked to submit a form online, send it by email, mail it, or deliver it in person.
Important: Sending a form to your Homeschool Advisor does not mean it has been submitted to the state, district, or school.
Why Does the Parent Need to Submit Them?
Many homeschool forms require the parent or legal guardian to:
- Confirm that the information is accurate
- Sign a legal statement
- Certify their intent to homeschool
- Use their own state or district account
- Provide consent or identification
- Keep proof that the form was submitted
RemoteLearning.School cannot sign forms as the student’s parent, certify information on the parent’s behalf, or represent that a filing has been completed when it must come directly from the family.
What Should I Do After My Advisor Helps Prepare a Form?
Before submitting it:
- Review every name, date, grade level, and address.
- Make sure all required sections are complete.
- Sign and date the form where required.
- Follow the submission instructions provided by the state, district, school, or other authority.
- Save a copy of the completed form.
- Keep any confirmation email, receipt, certified-mail record, or written response.
Keeping proof of submission can be helpful if questions arise later.
Can My Advisor Confirm That the Form Was Received?
Your advisor can help you understand what confirmation to look for, but RemoteLearning.School usually cannot verify whether an outside agency received or processed a form.
If you do not receive confirmation, contact the school, district, state agency, or organization where you submitted it.
When Should I Contact My Advisor?
Contact your advisor as early as possible if:
- You are withdrawing your student from public or private school
- You are beginning homeschooling for the first time
- You recently moved to another state
- You received a form or letter you do not understand
- A submission deadline is approaching
- You are unsure where a form should be sent
- You need help preparing attendance or progress records
Your advisor’s contact information is included in the email containing your student’s Homeschool Pro login details.
The Bottom Line
Your Homeschool Advisor can provide extensive help with homeschool paperwork, including preparing forms and guiding you through each step.
However, the parent or legal guardian must review, sign, and submit the documents to the appropriate school, district, state agency, or other authority.