Change from 90-day Expiration to 120 Days for Temple Ordinance Reservations • FamilySearch
Change from 90-day Expiration to 120 Days for Temple Ordinance Reservations • FamilySearch
The time line for 90-day ordinance reservations has been extended to 120 days. Although reservation expirations are still on hold while some…
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When a person has a reservation and it expires, why am I not able to reserve it?
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@Kathy K Robinson Thank you for your inquiry. When the ordinance expires, the system automatically shares it with the temple. The article, "What do I do when reservations are about to expire?" explains the procedure.
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How can I share instead of only given the opportunity to reserve?
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I'm not receiving emails when reservations are about to expire. All I want to do is share but can't when I'm only given the choice to reserve,
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@wberg3905053 Thank you for your inquiry. A few weeks before a reservation expires, a message will be sent, and within 24 hours of the expiration date, all expiring ordinances are processed. How to find these notifications:
- Sign in: to your FamilySearch account.
- Click the Notifications icon: in the upper-right corner of the page.
- Read the details: in the notification pane to see the information about your expiring reservations.
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