Updated September 12, 2023
An alcoholics anonymous (AA) sign-in/attendance sheet is a unified form that is used to record attendance at AA meetings. Whether you are mandated to attend or simply trying to maintain good habits, this sheet is an easy way to keep all meetings logged in a single place.
What to Include
This sheet should include just a few basic details. For each meeting attended, it should indicate:
- The name of the AA group running the meeting
- The date and time of the meeting
- The location of the AA meeting
- A signature from the group leader
The group leader’s signature confirms that you were present – a critical detail for anyone who is legally required to attend meetings.
How to Use an (AA) Sign-in Sheet (5 steps)
- Talk with Your Court Officer
- Download a Sign-in Sheet
- List Details of Meeting
- Obtain Chairperson’s Signature After Meeting
- Submit Sign-in Sheet to Your Probation Officer
1. Talk with Your Court Officer
If you’re facing alcohol-related charges, the court will try to assess the severity of any alcohol issues. You may be subjected to a pretrial interview and be screened for drinking. Once this appraisal is completed, you will be mandated to attend a specific number of meetings.