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Can we send a members membership file in MLS to them by email? And if we can how do we do this?
Thanks in advance for any help!
Thanks in advance for any help!
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If you are speaking of the Individual Ordinance Summary, that is intended to be given to a member, it is normally printed out and handed to them.BY1624 wrote:Can we send a members membership file in MLS to them by email?
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First, I'm assuming you want to send them their Individual Ordinance Summary since the actual membership record printout should never be shared with anyone but the bishop or a clerk. From a technical standpoint, it isn't difficult. You can download their IOS as a PDF using Leader and Clerk Resources and email it as an attachment. Just use the member lookup search box and select the Print IOS button. Or you can print the IOS as a PDF using a PDF printer like CutePDF as lajackson mentioned.BY1624 wrote:Can we send a members membership file in MLS to them by email? And if we can how do we do this?
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If you are unsure of the email address, you could also print it out and mail it to the member. I think the key is that you have spoken with the member and know that the IOS is going to get there and not somewhere else. And maybe the bishop did that.BY1624 wrote:Thanks for the feedback on this. This was a request from my Bishop to do.
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Provided you know you've spoken with the member and not someone pretending to be the member.lajackson wrote:I think the key is that you have spoken with the member ...
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And in this case, it would appear that the bishop has done that. And the clerk should be able to query the bishop to make certain that is the case.russellhltn wrote:Provided you know you've spoken with the member and not someone pretending to be the member.