A pocket record for documenting meeting attendance.
Meeting History is a saddle-stitched booklet, 3.5 by 5.5 inches, with 210 numbered entries. Each entry has ruled space for the date, the time, the meeting and its location, and the signature or initials of the person who verifies it.
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The booklet
- Size
- 3.5 × 5.5 inches, saddle‑stitched
- Pages
- 48 interior pages, printed in black and white
- Entries
- 210, numbered in sequence, five to a page
- Each entry
- Date · time · meeting and location · verified by, for a signature or initials · phone, if it is required
- Also inside
- An owner page, a page on how to use the record, a milestones page, a contacts page, and two pages for notes
- Cover
- Deep green. The name and nothing else
Inside
What it is for
A written record of meeting attendance is asked for in a number of situations. Meeting History is made for the person who wants or needs to keep one:
- Personal documentation, kept for its own sake.
- A requirement of a court, a probation officer, or a diversion program.
- A requirement of a treatment or outpatient program.
- A requirement of a professional licensing or monitoring body.
- A requirement of an employer.
What each of these will accept is not uniform, and this booklet does not claim to satisfy any of them. Requirements vary by jurisdiction and by program. Confirm what your own court, program, employer, or other requesting party accepts before you rely on any record, including this one.
The booklet stays with the person who keeps it. Nothing is collected, stored, or transmitted by us.
Notice
Meeting History is an independent record‑keeping product. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by any court, government agency, treatment provider, employer, recovery fellowship, or meeting organization. Documentation requirements vary. Confirm the requirements that apply to you before relying on this booklet.
Contact
Questions about the booklet are welcome. There is no form on this page and no account to create.