Tech Forum

Each missionary recommendation has four unit designations: home, funding, submitting, and membership. It's possible the ward in your stake is designated as something other than "Submitting", because only the "Submitting" unit can click on the missionary name to complete the recom...

As i prepared for my mission, i was instructed that i needed to send in my mission call to help get my passport/visa. What i didn't know was that i would not receive my mission call back. I was really curious if there was a way (similar to the Patriarchal Blessing) to receive a copy of my mission c...

Bishopric counselors have access to print out these forms. They can also contact the Global Service Center if additional assistance is required.

Once a recommendation has been submitted by a candidate to the branch president (or bishop), it generally cannot be returned.

Priesthood leaders and authorized clerks have the ability to modify recommendations. Your branch president can contact the Global Service Center for additional assistance.

If the stake LDSMail.net email address is still functioning, you could also check to see if there are any forwarding rules that may be sending emails to former leaders.

Yes. The mission president or office staff can contact the Global Service Center - Mission Support Team, if they have any additional questions or concerns. Thank you!

Bishoprics/branch presidencies have the ability to print these forms for you. I would recommend you speak with them. If they cannot print the forms successfully, they may contact the Global Service Center for further assistance.

See this thread.

drepouille wrote:Perhaps I need to call the mission office and discuss this with the office staff?

I would strongly suggest you do so, especially since they initiate the creation of a convert's membership record via Convert Data Entry (CDE).

So, my first question is, is there any way they can have access to such records? If the full-time missionaries want access to ward/stake directories, the mission office should first associate their proselyting area to the respective ward/stake (in the Internet Mission Office System). This will allo...