The Board of Managers may issue to any enrolled member in good standing upon his removal to another State a letter recommending his acceptance to membership in the Society of that state; and, on receipt of official notice of his election thereto, he shall be recorded as having been transferred. Such letter shall be issued only upon the written request of the member.

In those cases where a member wishes to be admitted to a Society of another State while continuing to retain his membership in this Society, he shall follow the same procedure as in paragraph one, excepting only that he advise the Board of Managers of his desire to remain on the rolls of this Society. On receipt of official notice of his election to membership in the Society of another State, he shall be recorded as a dual member. Such members shall continue to pay this Society’s applicable dues.

A member of another State Society of the General Society, upon transmittal to this Society of a letter recommending his acceptance to membership of this Society, together with a copy of his lineage papers as lodged in such Society’s files shall be considered for admission to membership in this Society by the Admissions Committee upon compliance with the provisions set forth in Section III above, that is, by proposal and seconding letters from two (2) members in good standing to whom the applicant is personally well known and by favorable review of documentary proof of eligibility by this Society’s verifying genealogist. Members elected under this procedure who wish to retain membership in the Society of another State shall advise the Board of Managers of their dual membership status.

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