Moving Records to New Build Address

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New Member
#1
We have a member who has moved into their new house, we know the address and the name of the new ward, but the subdivision is new and it's not coming up as a valid address, what do we do?
Church Employee
#2
If you enter an invalid address that the service doesn't recognize, the move process should go to the next screen and let you enter the name or unit number of the new ward. If it is trying to standardize the address and mangling it, just select that you want to use the original address and then proceed. You can still select the new unit on the next screen.
New Member
#3
[Moderator Note:

This post contained private information and personal address information for a member move from one location to another. The information has been deleted because this is a public forum available to all the world.

To change the address on your membership record and move the record to your new ward, contact the clerk at the former ward you are leaving and provide him with your new address, or contact the clerk of the new ward to which you are moving and provide him with your new address.

Either ward clerk will be able to update your membership record(s) and move the record to your new ward.]
New Member
#4
Need to find my new ward - change address
Community Moderators
#5
Cljensen69 wrote: Sat Aug 27, 2022 7:46 am Need to find my new ward - change address
Please read the post before yours. Your clerk is your friend.
Community Moderators
#6
Cljensen69 wrote: Sat Aug 27, 2022 7:46 am Need to find my new ward - change address
On the church website click the waffle icon (grid of nine squares) and then click the Meetinghouse Locator link. Input your new address and select the appropriate unit for your situation. Typically families will select the unit under the title "Residential Ward for this Location". The bishop contact information will be displayed and the meetinghouse address will also be displayed along with the sacrament meeting time. You can either call the bishop and/or go to the meeting time and speak with the ward clerk. The ward clerk will pull your records and change your address.
JD Lessley
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