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Why are you being asked for your BSA Person ID? |
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Beginning in 2006, the National Order of the Arrow Office is requiring that lodges verify that all lodge members are duly registered members of the BSA (as required by OA regulations). In order to do so, the lodge must match each name in its database with the appropriate name in SCOUTNET (the National BSA database). The easiest way to do this is by using each person's BSA Person ID as a unique identifier for matching. Your BSA Person ID is a unique number (like a social security number) that identifies you as a member of the BSA. Your BSA Person ID is usually a 7-digit or 9-digit number that is found under your name on your BSA membership card. It may also be obtained from the membership office at Heart of Virginia Council Headquarters (804-355-4306).
So, when you pay your lodge dues or register for a lodge event, please include your BSA Person ID in the appropriate blank on the form. Not only will this help your lodge with its obligations, but it will also help ensure that you continue to be an active member of the Order of the Arrow. Thanks!
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 13 November 2007 )
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