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Last week I registered 3 national translators listing PNGBTA as the organization. I have not received Registration Codes for them. The project they are in is a BTA project, but they do not have personal memberships in PNGBTA, so perhaps that’s the problem.

I’ve gone onto the PT8 registration website to try to change the organization to SIL (that worked for another national translator in the same group), but can’t see how to change the organization selection.

Any suggestions.

John

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Maybe same problem as this discussion?

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