Clarification on the Temporary Card Process
The Dancer
may use the Temporary Card for 14 days from the date of issue and MUST
return the:
1. Temporary
Card
2. Original Card
3. Registration form filled out with original
signatures
4. Photograph (if a new card is being issued)
5. Fee
6. Self Addressed Envelope to their regional registrar.
Remember,
any stamp gained during the 14 days must be registered in one of the boxes on the
Temporary Card.
The
exception with Novice to Intermediate is you must include an exact date for
the Intermediate year to start, and it does not need to be IMMEDIATELY
following the last stamp. The dancer may hold their own card or
send to your area registrar to hold until they determine a date for the
start of the Intermediate year. A Form must be sent. A typed or
hand written note is NOT acceptable.
If you have a dancer
who gets
his/her last stamp and then wants to compete the following weekend or
within a short time, contact the registrar
to notify
them of your immediate needs. It would help if the teacher would also let the
registrar know about the rush. In the new process introduced this year, a
rush should not be all that necessary. Organizers have a form that will
serve as a temporary card for the next competition.
Thanks so
much, hopefully this will clarify any questions you may have regarding the
Temporary Card and how it works. Any questions, please contact me or your
local registrar at anytime.
Diane
MacPhee Krugh,
FUSTA Registrar
