By Type (14)
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA)
- Attendance/Guest
- Baby Shower
- Bathroom
- Daycare
- Employee
- Parent
- Patient (medical)
- Real Estate Open House
- Safety Meeting
- Sign-in/Sign-out Sheet
- Student
- Training
- Volunteer
How to Make a Sign-In Sheet (3 steps)
1. Decide the Number of Columns
Due to the limited area of an 8.5″ by 11″ piece of paper, it’s best if the sheet is limited to a maximum of five (5) columns. Especially if the individual’s e-mail, phone, or mailing address are obtained.
By Columns
- 2-Columns: PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument
- 3-Columns: PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument
- 4-Columns: PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument
- 5-Columns: PDF, MS Word, OpenDocument
2. Title the Columns
The first (1st) column is recommended to be for the individual’s name, while the other columns may be for any of the following:
- E-Mail Address
- Phone Number
- Mailing Address
- Date
- Time In
- Time Out
- Total Time
- Reason for Visit
- Signature
- Initials
Helpful Tip: If using four (4) or five (5) columns, it’s best to use have columns that do not require a long-written response. Attendees are more often to leave their information the less the organizer requests.