Transferring BAEC membership number on change of name
Jan 19, 2024, 2:39 am
#1
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Transferring BAEC membership number on change of name
Apologies if this has been covered on another thread - I haven't found it. My (now) daughter-in-law has been a BAEC member for several years and recently (October) married my son., thereby changing her name She did the sensible thing months ago and tried to inform BAEC of her name change and was directed to send an email with th documentation. All dutifully done... Then, heard nothing so chased it. She then received an email telling her to re-submit, which she did. Still nothing. She flies tomorrow (booked as her married name, with her 'new' passport) and was hoping to accrue the points etc, but can't add her BAEC Number as it is still in her maiden name. Has anyone else battled through this?
Jan 19, 2024, 3:10 am
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Join Date: Aug 2014
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Apologies if this has been covered on another thread - I haven't found it. My (now) daughter-in-law has been a BAEC member for several years and recently (October) married my son., thereby changing her name She did the sensible thing months ago and tried to inform BAEC of her name change and was directed to send an email with th documentation. All dutifully done... Then, heard nothing so chased it. She then received an email telling her to re-submit, which she did. Still nothing. She flies tomorrow (booked as her married name, with her 'new' passport) and was hoping to accrue the points etc, but can't add her BAEC Number as it is still in her maiden name. Has anyone else battled through this?
They will need to log in and select the option for name correction and attach docs ie marriage cert and new passport. This will get the account updated, however for this trip its probably going to be a case if claim as missing points after travel.
Jan 19, 2024, 3:45 am
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Thanks. Yes, this was what has happened already: the uploading of documents, followed by the emailing of them. As you say, worst case is claim missing points later. It's just a pain, though...