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==Step 1. Get your society's Registry Key== | ==Step 1. Get your society's Registry Key== | ||
In November 2016, every society in BC should have received by regular mail an onboarding letter from the Corporate Registry. This letter included a '''Registry Key''' that is unique for your society. If your society did not receive an onboarding letter, contact the Corporate Registry at 1-877-526-1526 to receive your Registry Key. | In November 2016, every society in BC should have received by regular mail an onboarding letter from the Corporate Registry. This letter included a '''Registry Key''' (similar to a password) that is unique for your society. If your society did not receive an onboarding letter, contact the Corporate Registry at 1-877-526-1526 to receive your Registry Key. | ||
You need to input this one-time Registry Key to access your society's information in the Societies Online system. Once you input the one-time Key, you will be prompted to change your society's Registry Key. (You will need to provide the updated Registry Key to anyone else who is responsible for completing filings on behalf of the society.) | You need to input this one-time Registry Key to access your society's information in the Societies Online system. Once you input the one-time Key, you will be prompted to change your society's Registry Key. (You will need to provide the updated Registry Key to anyone else who is responsible for completing filings on behalf of the society.) | ||
