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Originally Posted by chipj29
I could not disagree more with both points.
NH F&G, who handles OHRV registrations, required that NHSA come up with a membership process that was able to be audited and would hold clubs and NHSA accountable for club memberships. The previous paper membership system was not able to be held to that standard.
It is 2016, time to get away from hand-written registrations.
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Chip,
You may have it backwards. Fish & Game has the problem as to what will be used as a valid "ID" Numbering System. They are working on what they need to get control of the situation. We will probably see something by the end of this season.
They had said it may be similar to the 12 digit ID number that NHSA has implemented this year. NHSA could have retained the NHSA Membership Card system with the new 12 Digit Id Number instead of the Voucher. It would saved the Club Membership people all lot of time in processing application. We have to manually enter all of the members information it to the NHSA Database as well as maintain our own the Club Database.
NHSA System is some what contrary to how the RSA governing how Registration are processed. What is acceptable is a Club Membership Card displaying the NHSA Club ID Number in a six digit format 000102, Serialized Club ID number and the NHSA Voucher Number in lew of the Prior serialized NHSA Card.
To Register:
* Snowmobiles only: To qualify for member rates, the applicant must send a copy of
proof of membership in a non profit
snowmobile club that is affiliated with the N.H. Snowmobile Association. The membership must be issued to the registrant for the current registration year.
Sample Card we us with our local Registration Agents. It is acceptable at any registration agent.
