It’s Thursday night. The field-trip form due tomorrow has been under a pizza menu since Monday, with two newsletters, a dentist reminder, and a bill you think is paid. You find it at 9:40 and sign it on the stair rail. Because the paper has never had one place and one night. The Paper Tray gives every piece of paper that comes home one tray by the door, one evening pass at a written time, four outcomes, and a rule for the week it piles up.

What you get instantly, as downloadable PDFs:

• The Paper Tray eBook: about 55 pages, seven short chapters. Read in about an hour.
• The Tray Page: one printable sheet for where the tray lives. The four outcomes, what counts in your house, where each one goes next, the pass time, and who does what.
• The Sign-Tonight card: one printable card for the tray. The four outcomes, the Sign-Tonight Rule, and the Pile Rule for the week it overflows.

In one line: everything goes into the tray the moment it comes home, every sheet becomes sign, pay, keep, or toss tonight, anything needing a signature goes straight back into the bag, and a full tray is emptied, never moved to the counter.

This is a household routine, not legal, financial, tax, or record-keeping advice. It does not say which documents you must keep or for how long. Questions about bills, taxes, medical or legal papers belong with the sender or a qualified professional.

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