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✅ You have in hand the society’s bylaws, [[Preparing for Transition under the New Societies Act#Step 4: Prepare the society's consolidated bylaws|consolidated as required]] or [[Reviewing Your Non-profit Society's Bylaws|duly adopted by the members]], in an electronic format that can be uploaded, such as a word processing document or a PDF. | ✅ You have in hand the society’s bylaws, [[Preparing for Transition under the New Societies Act#Step 4: Prepare the society's consolidated bylaws|consolidated as required]] or [[Reviewing Your Non-profit Society's Bylaws|duly adopted by the members]], in an electronic format that can be uploaded, such as a word processing document or a PDF. | ||
==Step 1 | ==Step 1. Get your society's Registry Key== | ||
In November 2016, each society should have received by regular mail an onboarding letter from the Corporate Registry. This letter included a '''Registry Key''' that is unique for your society. | In November 2016, each society should have received by regular mail an onboarding letter from the Corporate Registry. This letter included a '''Registry Key''' that is unique for your society. | ||
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==Step 2 | ==Step 2. Get yourself a Basic BCeID== | ||
The BC government has an online service called BCeID that allows you to use one user ID and password to sign in securely to various government services. To file a transition application, you need your own '''BCeID account'''. A BCeID is different from the Registry Key. The Registry Key belongs to the society. A BCeID belongs to an individual. | The BC government has an online service called BCeID that allows you to use one user ID and password to sign in securely to various government services. To file a transition application, you need your own '''BCeID account'''. A BCeID is different from the Registry Key. The Registry Key belongs to the society. A BCeID belongs to an individual. | ||