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Permission granted but still asking to request permission

Maria Eugenia Guerra Camara
Maria Eugenia Guerra Camara ✭
March 8 edited March 8 in Temple

Last year I asked permission from my family to perform ordinances for a decease nephew. I received the authorization via email from familysearch on Oct 27, 2020, but since then and after the system still shows that I need to request permission.

I tried to find a solution using the familysearch chat, but they couldn't help. We already cleaned the browser history and cookies, but that didn't help.

Can you please help?

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  • DMS1737
    DMS1737 ✭✭✭✭
    March 8

    @Maria Eugenia Guerra Camara

    Thank you for contacting FamilySearch Community. Your question has been forwarded to a specialty team for review. Please watch for a small red dot (near the bell) which will indicate a response from this team. We appreciate your patience as your question is being reviewed.

    Thank you

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  • Sanra
    Sanra ✭✭✭✭
    March 8

    @Maria Eugenia Guerra Camara

    Thank you for your question in the Community, about permission to do your nephew's ordinances. We are forwarding your case to a specialty department for review and resolution. You may be contacted by that team if they need more information. Please watch for a red dot next to the envelope, top right on any Community screen.

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  • Pam Gross
    Pam Gross ✭
    May 9

    I want to reserve the baptism and confirmation of my cousin.

    His sister gave me permission but when I go into family search it asks if the spouse is living. The answer is yes. Then it wants the spouses name, address, phone number.

    Does that mean I have to have the spouse’s permission instead of the sibling’s permission?

    I thought any close living relative could give permission. 

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  • Maria Eugenia Guerra Camara
    Maria Eugenia Guerra Camara ✭
    May 9

    Pam, I don't know the answer. Please sent a new question and I'm sure you'll receive help soon.

    Best wishes.

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  • Kerijy
    Kerijy ✭✭✭✭
    May 9

    @Pam Gross

    If you haven't got permission from the spouse, leave the spouse details blank. Scroll down and you will see the place to enter the details of the close relative who did give you permission.

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