Family History Activity Report
On the KA `Information on the Family History Activity Report` it says:
- Submitter: A member is counted once who submits one or more names for temple work. A submission includes printing a Family Ordinance Request, printing a family name card, or sharing a name with the temple. (Note: Sharing an ordinance with another person (even if it is accepted) or accepting an Ordinances Ready ordinance does not count as submitted until the card is printed.)
Does this mean a submitter is counted once each month they submit, or once a year no matter how many times they submit that year?
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Thank you for your replies. That is what I was originally told, but have since had other answers. Thanks again and for the articles too.
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Unique submissions per calendar year. Submitters are counted only once, the first time they submit, regardless of how many or how frequent their submissions during the year. A purpose of FHAR is to show family history activity of ward/stake members.
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The report shows how many people in the ward/stake have submitted at least one name in the year. Once you are counted, that's it until the next year.
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Hello Jeanette,
Thank you for asking this question in Community.
The other replies you have are correct. An individual submitter is counted only once during a year, regardless of how many submissions they have made. It is just a way to verify that family history and temple work is being done in wards and stakes. There is no restriction on how many submissions you can make within a year and the numbers achieved are not recorded.
Here are some articles that may help you in your research.
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