Reset lds.org account

I have a member of my ward that does not remember their login for LDS.org. AND they no longer have access to the email address it was setup with. So requesting the user info will not work for them. Is there anyway to have the account reset so that they can create a new login with a new email address?

bradh wrote:I have a member of my ward that does not remember their login for LDS.org. AND they no longer have access to the email address it was setup with. So requesting the user info will not work for them. Is there anyway to have the account reset so that they can create a new login with a new email address?

There are several options for resetting the password on an LDS Account. One of them will require the individual to provide their membership number. Once access is granted they can then provide a new Email. Have them go to http://ldsaccount.lds.org and follow the instructions on the "Can't Sign In".

Even if the e-mail address used to sign up for an LDS Account is no longer valid a user can recover their username and password.

Have the member go to the LDS Account sign in page and click the "Can't Sign In?" button. On the LDS Account Support page click "How do I recover my user name?". On the "Forgot Your User Name?" page check the checkbox for "I don't have/remember my e-mail". Then select "Yes" for "Are you an LDS Church member?". The member will then be prompted to enter his/her MRN and birthdate. After a pop-up box asking the member to confirm whether the individual information is him/her is acknowledged, the user is shown the registered e-mail address and given the opportunity to change it. Once the e-mail address is changed the user will be taken back to the "Forgot Your User Name?" page to enter the e-mail address now registered to the user account. When the member completes that page an e-mail will be sent to the e-mail address with a instructions to recover the username and password.

It would be great if clerks could reset the account username and password for a member.

sbradshaw wrote:It would be great if clerks could reset the account username and password for a member.

Why?

Surely a member, at some point, needs to take responsibility for their own log in?

sbradshaw wrote:It would be great if clerks could reset the account username and password for a member.

I'm a clerk and I did this, but not in the way you envision: I went to the member's house and helped him through the "Can't Sign In" steps. We got him reset and logging in again.

No it will still not work that way.

first step is to help then get a new email or use the current available one that their are using, then update it on their membership record. Then you can help them recover their LDS Account

I am a ward financial clerk. I have an 87 year old member who does not have internet access and does not have a computer. She is under IRS audit and needs her LDS Official Tax Statements for 2014 to 2017. I was able to print out her statements for 2015, 2016 and 2017 (as I can do this for all ward members). This ward member stated she set up an LDS account five years ago. She does not know what a user ID or password are. Please advise how I can assist this member in getting her 2014 Official Tax Statement as she is not going to be able to do this on her own, and the response to other posts on this site indicate this can only be accomplished by the member. Frankly, it seems the best way for resolution is for your office to have direct contact with this member. I am happy to provide her contact info. I don't believe she is capable of getting online access and setting up an account on her own. Please advise of course of action for this member.

dcannon58 wrote:She is under IRS audit and needs her LDS Official Tax Statements for 2014 to 2017. I was able to print out her statements for 2015, 2016 and 2017 (as I can do this for all ward members).

Given that I can't see a 2014 statement on my account, I doubt if getting access to her LDS Account is going to help. I think you're going to have to contact support to see if they can generate one.

dcannon58 wrote:I am a ward financial clerk. I have an 87 year old member who does not have internet access and does not have a computer. She is under IRS audit and needs her LDS Official Tax Statements for 2014 to 2017. I was able to print out her statements for 2015, 2016 and 2017 (as I can do this for all ward members). This ward member stated she set up an LDS account five years ago. She does not know what a user ID or password are. Please advise how I can assist this member in getting her 2014 Official Tax Statement as she is not going to be able to do this on her own, and the response to other posts on this site indicate this can only be accomplished by the member. Frankly, it seems the best way for resolution is for your office to have direct contact with this member. I am happy to provide her contact info. I don't believe she is capable of getting online access and setting up an account on her own. Please advise of course of action for this member.

The forums are just user-to-user help. We're all just clerks and other local leaders without any special access. Contact information for local unit support can be found in the Help Center. You'll need to contact them on her behalf. They can probably generate a statement and send it to you.

Your other alternative is to sit down with her at a computer (possibly the clerk computer) and help her recover her LDS Account username and password and then help her access her donation statement. To recover her user name you would start at https://ldsaccount.lds.org, select the 'Forgot you username?' link and then use the MRN option for recovery.

russellhltn wrote:

dcannon58 wrote:She is under IRS audit and needs her LDS Official Tax Statements for 2014 to 2017. I was able to print out her statements for 2015, 2016 and 2017 (as I can do this for all ward members).

Given that I can't see a 2014 statement on my account, I doubt if getting access to her LDS Account is going to help. I think you're going to have to contact support to see if they can generate one.

I can get statements back to 2008. Perhaps your donations weren't connected to your MRN prior to 2014?

eblood66 wrote:I can get statements back to 2008. Perhaps your donations weren't connected to your MRN prior to 2014?

I can see donations back to 2008. But I can only see tax statements back to 2015.

russellhltn wrote:

eblood66 wrote:I can get statements back to 2008. Perhaps your donations weren't connected to your MRN prior to 2014?

I can see donations back to 2008. But I can only see tax statements back to 2015.

Interesting. I had to specifically generate it but I was able to generate a statement for 2008.

eblood66 wrote:I had to specifically generate it but I was able to generate a statement for 2008.

I didn't see that before. Once you click "Official Tax Statement" button, I see the button to generate a tax statement for any year 2008-2017.

i cant remember my old password. is there a way to find it?

dragondome100@gmail.com wrote:i cant remember my old password. is there a way to find it?

You remembered it to sign on here at the Forum (unless you set up a new account).

But no, there is not a way to find a password. If you forget, use the Forgot Password option on the sign on page.

Please reset to previous account for Family Search. dawncjensen, password, [password deleted].

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dawncjensen wrote:Please reset to previous account for Family Search. dawncjensen, password, [password deleted].

[Moderator edit: Removed password.]

Please remember that this is a public forum. Anyone on the Internet can read these posts. Someone with less-than-good intent could use a valid password to get your donation history, place orders on the online store, etc.

To reset your password, please use in-app mechanisms. You'll find some useful suggestions on the 'PLEASE READ FIRST' thread at the top of this (Church Account) forum: viewtopic.php?f=92&t=30383 If all else fails, your ward clerk should be able to help.

How do i reset my Okta Verify

If you can still log in, then you can go to https://account.churchofjesuschrist.org ... entication and remove Okta Verify and then add it back.