New Member
Where do I find Baptism and Confirmation Record for Readmission Form on lds.org
I think you use the regular Baptism and Confirmation form in MLS. There are three options at the top. The third one should apply. Then I believe you record the ordinance information online in the forms the stake returns to the First Presidency.barnold wrote:Where do I find Baptism and Confirmation Record for Readmission Form on lds.org
If you are the clerk or the bishop, call your stake clerk. If you are not, you will not be able to see it. I would expect it to be under Reports > Forms with the Application to the First Presidency, but I do not have a calling currently that allows me to check.barnold wrote:In MLS where the form was that I need for a Baptism and Confirmation Record for Readmission, now takes you directly to lds.org/LCR. But once I am at LCR, I can't find the Baptism and Confirmation Record for Readmission Form.
As a Ward Clerk, the closest I can come to in LCR for your request, is under Membership> Confidential > Readmission after Name Removal. This asks for the MRN of the individual, from that point on, I think it guides you for the necessary information.barnold wrote:Sorry I didn't day sooner, but I am a Stake Clerk. If someone that can look on LCR and please respond to check my question with a reply, I would really appreciate it. Thank you!
Thank you for reporting back, so that those who have not done this in a while will know the current process. I assume previous priesthood information, if applicable, is also recorded the same way now.barnold wrote:I finally called SLC and the procedure is to just fill out the online form in LCR under the Record a Reconvened Council, which has a place to record the baptism and confirmation information along with other information about the council. You do not use the separate baptism form any more. Thanks for all your help here!!!
You didn't mention your calling. You probably need to be the bishop in order to call and get that information. Maybe if you're the ward clerk you could get somewhere.pkcemail wrote:I have been approached by a former member who had his name removed from the rercords about 4 years ago, and he want's to come back into the church. I need to request a Report of Administrative Action form from the First Presidency, and don't know how. Thr "Readmission after Name Removal" section of LCR requires a membership record number, which I don't have. I only have his name, unit when he left the church and approximate timeframe when it happened.
How can I get the Report of Administrative Action form?
Thanks!
Is there a way to use full name and date of birth? That usually works if the former MRN is not available.pkcemail wrote:I have been approached by a former member who had his name removed from the rercords about 4 years ago, and he want's to come back into the church.
Local Unit Support. They may transfer you to Confidential Records.pkcemail wrote:Who should I call
Go to Request Council Minutes or Name Removal Documents from Headquarters:pkcemail wrote:The "Readmission after Name Removal" section of LCR requires a membership record number, which I don't have.
While I agree that 6.15 only applies to those who were endowed, it seems silent on the procedure for non-endowed Elders. Unless someone can find something more authoritative, I'd consult with the stake president. If he has questions, he can consult with his "up line".pkcemail wrote:From reading Handbook 1 it is my understanding that no Ordination of Restoration of Blessings is required in this case since he was never endowed,
As soon as he is ordained. After he is baptized and confirmed, he should have the Melchizedek Priesthood conferred upon him and he should be ordained an elder.pkcemail wrote:He was a non-endowed Elder at the time . . .
. . . he will be an Elder immediately following confirmation.
Seems pretty definitive.lajackson wrote:See Handbook 1:6.12.12, 4th paragraph, Ordination after Readmission, 2nd sentence.
It is. The First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles wrote it. [smile]russellhltn wrote:Seems pretty definitive.lajackson wrote:See Handbook 1:6.12.12, 4th paragraph, Ordination after Readmission, 2nd sentence.
Oh, yes. This one is exceptionally clear.russellhltn wrote:What I meant is no room for interpretation or guess work. <grin>
The very end of section 6.14.4 indicates that ordinations for readmission after name removal is handled the same as after excommunication.pkcemail wrote:Yes, but isn't 6.12.12 specific to brethren who were excommunicated? The brother in my ward had his name removed, and was not excommunicated.
Thanks for your help with this!