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Subject: Re: If we are ordained by ucfm are we licensed also or is that seperate?

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The Rev. Bishop Jeffrey S. Burns

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Date Posted: 07:44:43 01/26/05 Wed
In reply to: REV. DARWIN 's message, "Re: If we are ordained by ucfm are we licensed also or is that seperate?" on 12:41:23 11/23/04 Tue

Brother Darwin:

SP Fred Nech issues a letter of license with the credentials package one can purchase. This is separate from the ordination certificate which comes in that package. The letter of license is good for one year, but not all states require that one have a current 'letter of license'--you need only renew the letter, if needed, by paying for a new one each year. The same is true, by the way, of the ID card--although my own ID card has no expiration or issue date on it, apparently they have one now. If this is the case--you will have to order a new one annually. Again, these things are done to comply with local law in various states or other jurisdictions. I do think that the ID card should come in two versions--a 'regular' version with an expiration date, and a more deluxe more elaborate version without the expiration date. Just my thought. Anyhow, hope this clarifies matters.

The Rev. Bishop Jeffrey S. Burns

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