permissionslip

noun
UK /pəˈmɪʃən slɪp/
US /pərˈmɪʃən slɪp/

A small piece of paper that says it is okay for you to do something.

Mia brought a permissionslip home so her mom could sign it for the school trip.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A note giving someone official approval to leave or enter a place.

The guard checked his permissionslip before letting him into the building.

3. In computing, a small record that allows a program to use a file or feature.

The app asked for a permissionslip before it could use the camera.

4. A written okay from a boss or leader to start a task.

She needed a permissionslip from her manager to work from home.