One quick filing
Whole house
The paper
Nebraska accepts a statement written at home. Fill in the blanks, print it, sign it.
Neb. Rev. Stat. 79-221(2) offers those two grounds. Keep the one that is true and strike the other. Sign it in front of a notary.
The paper. notarized religious exemption affidavit (the state's form, or one the signer writes). There is no state form to fill in. A notary has to witness it. It does not expire.
This is a summary of public law, not legal advice. Requirements change, so always confirm with your state before you file.