*An
at-large contestant is a
contestant who did not go through a preliminary competition to receive
her title. She is selected through an application process and is
responsible for all fees and duties required of a titleholder. The
at-large title carries
the same amount of clout as a contestant that wins her title in a preliminary
competition. Everyone has identical crowns and banners.
Apply to represent your State
America's Miss Pageants
is now accepting applications for Teen,
Miss,
Ms. and
Mrs. contestants to represent
their state or region at the 2011
National
Pageant. If there
is no state director and
no preliminary pageant held in your
state, you may
become
an at-large* delegate. To help you prepare for the
National Pageant, you will have
a Field Director assigned to assist you.
To apply to represent your State,
complete the application*
and return
via U.S.
Postal mail. Once your application is received it will be reviewed by our Selection
Committee and you will be notified of your application status within 48 hours of
receipt of the completed application.
(Regional titles also available.)
All at-large contestants must submit a
$775 sponsor (entry) fee to compete in
the National Pageant.
You may obtain sponsors to pay this fee, or you may
pay it yourself. Upon receipt of the sponsor fee,
your state crown and
beautiful rhinestone sash will be ordered and
shipped to you.
Note.
Effective Feb. 1, 2008 a small service fee will be added to all Google
transactions. There is NO shipping or tax added.
WHO MAY
PARTICIPATE*:
Teen:
13-18 Miss:
19-26
Ms.:
21-up Mrs.: 21-up
*Age on May 1, 2011
A Teen or Miss contestant must be single, with no children and never haven given
birth.
Ms. contestants must be unmarried (single, divorced, widowed) and may be a
parent.
Mrs. contestants
must be married
to a born male and
living with him.
All contestants must
be a natural born female, U.S. citizen and either be
a resident, own property, attend school or is employed in
the state in which she would be representing.
(District of Columbia candidates eligibility
is extended to residency in Maryland and Virginia.)
While representing your
state or region, you may not complete in any other pageants and must not hold a
national title with any other Pageant,
as of April 1, 2011.(See complete rules on application).