Deadline for entries is February 01, 2027. Deadline for all fees to be paid is February 10, 2027.

Applications are being accepted as of May 1, 2026!

Yes.

Yes, if requested. This qualifying paperwork may be a driver's license, a birth-certificate, passport etc. Documentation must be certified official by the state or federal government of the United States of America.

There will be 3-5 judges. NOTE: All judges selected for the Sovereign Ms. pageant will undergo rigorous training through the Sovereign Ms. Judges' Training Course. This comprehensive program provides detailed and stringent instruction on all aspects judges should be aware of when evaluating the contestants in the 2027 Sovereign Ms. pageant, ensuring fairness, consistency, and expertise in the judging process.

Yes. You may represent any state you were born in, have lived in or own property in. You may also represent regions, such as "Ms. Bayou State", etc. Titles are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Each contestant should submit a paper fact sheet or a digital "Delegate Profile". Details on the content will be in the delegate handbook. NOTE: A link to upload all required paperwork will be provided when the state regalia is sent. HINT: Please ensure that your profile is thorough, as it will be reviewed by the Sovereigns' Circle for consideration in the Royal Investitures. If you wish to be considered for an Investiture, refer to the prizes page or your delegate handbook for further details. Be sure your profile includes relevant information aligned with the awards. You may include additional pages, but no more than two are allowed. (Front page is included in the count.) If assistance is needed to put your photo on your digital fact sheet, please reach out to Melissa.

• Acts involving fire, flames, pyrotechnics, or other hazardous materials • Sword swallowing, knife throwing, or demonstrations involving weapons or dangerous objects • Performances that pose a safety risk to the contestant or others • Acts requiring live animals (unless approved in advance as a trained service animal) • Performances that could damage the stage, venue, or equipment • Aerial or acrobatic acts requiring specialized rigging or equipment • Any talent that cannot be safely performed within the allotted performance space or time limit • Professional, paid performers presenting the same act as part of their occupation or primary source of income (Talent is intended to showcase personal abilities rather than professional entertainment careers.) • Any act deemed inappropriate, unsafe, or inconsistent with the values and image of the Sovereign Ms. Pageant. Sovereign Ms. reserves the right to approve or decline any talent presentation at their sole discretion if there are concerns regarding safety, professionalism, or suitability for the competition.

No. The Special Awards do not count towards your official score.