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I appreciate knowing that, but the husband and wife were grouped together in this situation. The problem was that their daughter only showed up on the husband's record as his child, but the wife's record stated "No children", nor did the child show on the household record. When I clicked &...

My stake doesn't post the list either, and I haven't been ward clerk long enough to tackle that one and find out why. I'm still learning the basics of my job. One of the wonderful Relief Society sisters in my ward created a bookmark-sized list with every Sunday in 2007 and what was being studied tha...

Okay, issue solved, but not by me. I asked my stake clerk about it and he made a suggestion, but it didn't work. I ended up sending a message last night to the administration office via MLS and I went over to my clerk's office at noon today and they already fixed the issue and sent me the corrected ...

Thanks again for all the help everyone. The recording/grouping difference makes sense. I printed the member's copies of the IOSes to have the couple check them, but with General Conference and our stake conference I won't see them for two more weeks. The parents are grouped in the same household, an...

Thanks redzarf. I'll take all the help I can get, and a Ward Clerk site is an outstanding idea.

Thanks for the response and for the welcome. I don't remember whether I specified that it was a family move, but I must have because, as you said, I received the kids with the husband. However, reading your response brought two other issues to mind and I wonder now if there may be a glitch in our ML...

This is my first post/question, so if it must be submitted elsewhere, please let me know. I am a new ward clerk, and my membership clerk is even newer, so we don't know a lot about MLS other than what is contained in the Record-keeping Training on lds.org. I have been doing some of the membership st...