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RTC Security Access Form
Well first off hope everyone is doing well, prayers and blessings to all the moms on here. I got my letter today, so now I can start sending my letters. Also, my husband is a jr. Do we need to list that on the RTC Guest Security Access Form and if so do I just write it after the last name?
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Permalink Reply by Chipmunk on
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Hi,
We did not have an Access Form at my son's PIR, but since no one has responded, I thought I would share this. Usually on forms, they offer a place for a suffix like Jr. Sr., etc, but if not, I think you put a comma after the last name and then write Jr. (last name, Jr. ) I would definitely list it and maybe even make a note if possible, especially if there is any concern between information that might be gathered for Sr. versus Jr.
Also, glad to hear your form letter arrived, I am sure you have been off to the PO with your letters already!
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Permalink Reply by Butterfly1kynzie’smom on
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Thank you
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Permalink Reply by ellen0502 on
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If your husband's ID has Jr on it then you need to include it on the access form. If he is not listed as a Jr on his ID (the one he wll be using) I would not included it. They used to be a little lenient on those kind of things at the gate, but they have become stricter. Names on access form should equal name on ID that will be used.
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