| AYSA Registration Information 2008-2009 |
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FORMS YOU MAY REQUIRE The following forms may be required and can be found in the "forms" section of our website, or obtained from the offices. Membership Form Medical Release Form Multiple Registration Form Member Status Chang Form (Release/Transfer) Member Loan Form International Clearance Form International Clearance Waiver Volunteer Disclosure Form For a player who comes to the United States on or after the player is 12 years of age, the player must request and receive an international clearance from the Federation. However, an international clearance is not required of a player who is 12, 13, 14, 15, or 16 years of age if the player and the player's parents sign a statement that the player has not signed a professional contract or received money from a professional team for playing soccerAll players who come to the United States who turned seventeen (17) years of age by January 1 of the year they arrive, must complete and submit to USSF an international clearance form per FIFA rules before playing for a team in this country (Steinbrecher, 10/21/99). PROOF OF AGE Your registrar is required to verify each player's age and a copy of the player's proof of age must be available to the State Registrar upon request. The following is a list of acceptable "Proof of Age" documents:Board of Health Records Passport (current or expired) Birth certificate (must be a certified copy) Driver's License (not valid for State Championship play) Alien Registration Card (issued by the U.S. Government) Birth Registration issued by an appropriate governmental agency Certificate issued by the Immigration and Naturalization Service attesting to age Certificate of an American Citizen born abroad issued by tyhe governing agency NOTE: Hospital, Baptismal or Religious Certificates are not acceptableProof of Age documents in foreign languages must have an English translation attached to the original document (the translation is required for tournament play). Please call the Phoenix office for the requirements necessary to be an approved translator .INITIAL REGISTRATION Passes must have a current photo and must be laminated. Player passes do not need to be signed. A player is considered rostered: when placed on a team and that team is registered with the appropriate league. Once a player has been registered and rostered, any movement between teams is considered a transfer.Players coming from another State Association during the seasonal year must complete the appropriate transfer forms prior to participating with a team registered withing the AYSA.PLAYER PASSES Players and coaches must present their passes to game or tournament officials prior to the start of each game.All passes, both for players and Coaches, must include a current picture and the pass must be laminated. Up to three (3) Assistant Coach passes are provided free to each team.Warning: Unregisted PlayersIf an unregistered player is allowed to participate in any AYSA sanctioned game or tournament, the offending parties will be referred to the appropriate committee. This is a serious offense and could lead to suspension from AYSA activities.Any coach who is found to have played a player who is over-age and / or ilegally registered shall, at a minimum, be suspended for the remainder of the seasonal year in which the player is found to have played and the following seasonal year. In addition, the team shall forfeit the game(s) in which that player has taken part(AYSA Bylaw 803- False Registration). TEAM AGE BRACKETS - 2008 - 2009 Season PLAYER RELEASE PLAYER
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AYSA ANNOUNCES NEW REGISTRATION TIER WITH A LOWER FEE AYSA is pleased to announce that it has added a 4th tier to our registration levels. This tier is designed to accommodate the recreational players who are playing in-house throughout Arizona. Player cards will not be issued to these players and they will not be able to play in leagues or tournaments that require player cards. The players and their coaches will be fully insured in the AYSA insurance program. Tier 4 acknowledges the need for a lower cost entry to AYSA and US Youth Soccer and was designed to make it easier for our Clubs and Leagues to introduce soccer to new players. We believe this fee is lower than the recreational fees of other US Soccer organizations. This shows the willingness of AYSA to help our members with the tools they need to grow the game of soccer. Players and/or teams moving from one tier to a higher tier will only be charged the difference between the fee paid and the fee of the new tier.
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