Amos Godfrey Davis

georgeleathers1

Permission to do ordinances for nonfamily members L291-7LF and LRS4-SKH

1ByrdLady

As Debbie Orvin has already informed you.

"Form filled out and is under review."

Please wait till the specialists review your previous request and wait for their email.

allanc

Please see the following Policy:

Policy

Please do not request temple ordinances for someone you are not related to unless you have obtained permission, in advance, from a close living relative. A close relative is an undivorced spouse, adult child, parent, or sibling.

Similarly, please do not request ordinances for victims of the Jewish Holocaust unless you are an immediate family member or have obtained the appropriate permission.

For more information on this topic, please see the articles listed below, or consult the Church’s General Handbook: Serving in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 28.1 .

Related articles

Individuals for whom I can request temple ordinances

What is the 110-year policy, and why was it initiated?

Requesting ordinances for a friend

Can I do temple work for victims of the Jewish Holocaust?

Requirements for processing ordinances for pre-1500 or medieval names

External links

Terms of use

First Presidency message on names submitted for temple ordinances

DOrvin

From filled out and is under review.