Need fir names to be released for temple work.

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Bobby J Homer said: Some of my relatives born 2000 and 2010 say they need permission because they have not been dead more than; 110 years, I would really like to do their work. The computer won't let me. Thankmnyou

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Bobby J Homer said: i'a sorry. I am talking abbot people born between 2001-2009 I find many that need work completed that that has "needs Permission" These can't be done.

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David Newton said: Of course not. Read the relevant information on the 110 year rule.

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Tom Huber said: That is correct -- without being or getting permission from a close living relative (defined in Brett's response), you cannot reserve the names for proxy temple ordinances.

It is Church policy that this exists. One of the worst things that a user can run into is being a close relative to a person who recently died and finding that someone else (who is not a close relative) has done the vicarious ordinances.

Keep in mind that for close relatives, this is something that is very close to them and therefore, should be left for them to do.

Technically, I could reserve my brother's first wife, but I have long felt impressed to leave it for their kids to do. This is very sacred work and as such, I felt it very important that I allow the spirit to work with the children of my brother and first wife. One of them has expressed an interest in family history and as such, I am in hopes that he'll eventually join the Church and be able to do the vicarious ordinances for his mother.

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Bobby J Homer said: never mind