Alaska Court System Self-Help

* Do not use this packet if the child is an "Indian child" as defined in the Indian Child Welfare Act. "Indian child" means any unmarried person who is under the age of 18 and who is either a member of an Indian tribe or Alaska Native village, or is eligible for membership in an Indian tribe or Alaska Native village. See page 3 of the instructions in the packet for more information about this.

Packet for Guardianship of a Non-Indian Minor

Annual Report on Guardianship of a Minor, PG-640

► Minor Guardianship Forms for an Alaska Native or American Indian Child

Use this packet if the child is an "Indian child" as defined in the Indian Child Welfare Act. "Indian child" means any unmarried person who is under the age of 18 and who is either a member of an Indian tribe or Alaska Native village, or is eligible for membership in an Indian tribe or Alaska Native village. See page 3 of the instructions in the packet for more information about this.

Packet for Guardianship of an Alaska Native or American Indian Minor

Annual Report on Guardianship of a Minor PG-640

► Guardianship Packet for Guardian of Minor Appointed by Will

In a parent’s will, the parent may appoint a guardian for an unmarried minor child. This is called a “testamentary” appointment. In order for this appointment to become effective, the guardian must file an “acceptance” with the court. Use this packet if the parents died and made a will that states who should be the guardian for their minor child.