Q: CAN I PLAY WITH TVLL NO MATTER WHERE I LIVE?

Official Little League Rules govern the eligibility of players in the League. Generally, no player who resides outside the boundaries is eligible to play in the League. League boundaries will be respected at all levels of play including Tee Ball, Rookie and Single A. Managers and Players will not be able to play or coach with families that no longer reside within the League boundaries. Managers will not be allowed to cross League boundaries. If a shortage of Managers exists in one League, it can not be addressed by allowing Managers from one League to move to another. These are Official Little League rules that the Leagues must follow. There is no gray area on this matter.

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Proof of Residence

For a child to be a Little Leaguer®, eligibility must first be established by way of residency inside the boundaries of a local Little League®, or the location of the school where the child attends is located inside a local league’s boundaries that is approved by Little League Baseball, Incorporated.

The school enrollment form or an official/certified school enrollment record dated prior to September 1, 2020 can be used to establish school attendance for the 2021 season.

The residence shall be established and supported by documents containing the full residence which includes parent(s) or guardian(s) name, street address, city, state and zip code information, dated or in force between February 1, 2020 (previous year) and February 1, 2021 (current year), from one or more documents from EACH of the three groups outlined below:

Group I (1)

1. Driver’s License (photo ID of parent(s) or guardian(s) with qualifying residence address)
2. School records (home address of player’s parents or guardians)
3. Vehicle records (i.e., registration, lease, etc.)
4. Employment records
5. Insurance documents (with residence address)

Group II (2)

1. Welfare/child care records 
2. Federal records (i.e., Federal Tax, Social Security/Disability Payment, etc.) 
3. State records 
4. Local (municipal) records 
5. Support payment records
6. Homeowner or tenant records 
7. Military records

Group III (3)

1. Voter’s Registration 
2. Utility bills (i.e., - gas, electric, water/sewer, phone, mobile phone, heating, waste disposal)
3. Financial records (loan, credit, investments, etc.)
4. Medical records 
5. Internet, cable, or satellite television records

NOTE: Example – Three documents from the same Group (utility bill, cable bill, and bank statement) constitute only ONE document.