Twin Valley Council &
National BSA Forms

The following are Scouting forms from Twin Valley Council and from the National BSA web site. Many of these forms are available in both Word and PDF formats. To view and print the PDF pages, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Right click on the following links to download the files. Once you right click, choose "Save Target As..." and save the file to your hard drive. You can then open the file you just saved, fill in the information, save it, print it, etc.

Twin Valley Council Scout Shop Forms

Information Request / Comment Form

	Microsoft	Adobe PDF
Advancement Report	.doc
Cub Scout Supplies Order Form	.xls
Boy Scout Supplies Order Form	.xls
Scout Shop Account Signature Sheet	.doc
Norseland & Cedar Point Scout Camp Application for Use		.pdf
Family Cub Scout Camping Park Approval Inspection Form	.doc
World Conservation Award Application	.doc	.pdf

Twin Valley Council Service Project Report Form

	Microsoft	Adobe PDF
Scouting Service Project Report Form	.doc	.pdf

Merit Badge Counselor Forms

	Adobe PDF
Merit Badge Counselor Application Form (PDF format for printing)	.pdf
Merit Badge Counselor Application Form (Editable PDF format)	.pdf
Merit Badge Counselor Application (National Council version)	.pdf
Worksheet for Building a Merit badge Counselor List	.pdf
Introductory Guide for Merit Badge Counselors

Cuyuna Leader's Guides

Cuyuna Scout Camp forms

Life-to-Eagle Process / Eagle Applications

	Microsoft	Adobe PDF
Twin Valley Council Life-to-Eagle Process	.doc	.pdf
Eagle Application This is a worksheet only. The final version will be completed by the Council office.		.pdf
Eagle Scout Leadership Service Project Workbook Click on the link above for the workbook.

National Eagle Scout Association Scholarship Applications
National Eagle Scout Association Membership Application		.pdf
Application for Alternate Eagle Scout Rank Merit Badges		.pdf
Eagle Palm Application		.pdf
Duplicate Eagle Scout and NESA Credentials		.pdf

Centennial Quality Awards Program

The Centennial Quality Awards program is designed to recognize units, districts, councils, areas, and regions in achieving excellence in providing a quality program to a growing youth population in America at all levels of the Boy Scouts of America.

All forms for the Centennial Quality Awards Program
(Quality Unit Awards)

Health Forms

		Adobe PDF
Annual Health and Medical Form (replaces Class 1, 2, and 3 health forms)		.pdf
Request for religious exemption from medical care and treatment
	Adult	.pdf
	Youth	.pdf

Tour Permits

(All High Adventure Camps require a National Tour Permit regardless of mileage.)

		Adobe PDF
Local Tour Permit Application
	Editable PDF format - NEW! print on legal (8.5 x 14) size paper	.pdf
	National BSA version print on legal (8.5 x 14) size paper	.pdf
National Tour Permit Application
	National BSA version print on legal (8.5 x 14) size paper	.pdf
Informed Consent Agreement (Permission Slip)		.pdf

Membership Applications

	PDF English	PDF Spanish
New Youth Application	.pdf	.pdf
New Adult Application	.pdf	.pdf
Adult application disclaimer form (for use with old versions of the adult application)	.pdf
New Unit Application	.pdf
Transfer Form (Youth Member)	.pdf

Youth Protection

Miscellaneous Unit Forms

Cub Scout Specific Forms

Leave No Trace Information

	Image	Adobe PDF
The Principles of Leave No Trace		.pdf
Teaching Leave No Trace		.pdf
Tiger Cub Leave No Trace Application Form	.jpg image	.pdf
Wolf Scout Leave No Trace Application Form	.jpg image	.pdf
Bear Scout Leave No Trace Application Form	.jpg image	.pdf
Webelos Leave No Trace Application Form	.jpg image	.pdf

Boy Scout Specific Forms

Uniform Inspection Sheets

Miscellaneous Youth Awards

Adult Leader Awards

Other miscellaneous forms

International Camp Staff Program Application

This is the on-line electronic version of BSA's Guide to Safe Scouting and is the same information as the printed version. Click on the image below to view.

The purpose of the Guide to Safe Scouting is to prepare adult leaders to conduct Scouting activities in a safe and prudent manner. The policies and guidelines have been established because of the real need to protect members from known hazards that have been identified through eighty-plus years of experience. Limitations on certain activities should not be viewed as stumbling blocks; rather, policies and guidelines are best described as stepping-stones toward safe and enjoyable adventures.

Unit leaders should be aware of state or local government regulations that supersede Boy Scouts of America policies and guidelines.

Twin Valley Council & National BSA Forms