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Tutorial - Marriage
1. Shelby v5.11
Entering a Marriage
(both spouses are members)
This is a tutorial. For complete step-by-step instructions see the
United States Recorder Handbook on the World Church website at
http://www.cofchrist.org/recorders/stepbystep.asp
Left click once with the mouse to advance slides.
To view the slide show, click on the “slide show icon” on your
system tray (bottom of the screen).
2. Before you begin entering the information into Shelby, edit the report. This
means checking the report for required information. Required information
includes:
•Full name (first/middle/last)
•Birth date
•Address
•Marriage date
•Will the last name change, what the new last name will be? Do not make
the assumption that the wife will be using a different last name.
•Will husband and wife be using a different last name? Some couples are
choosing to create a new last name.
If you are missing information, do not add the marriage information into
Shelby until all required information is received. The place (city/state) of the
marriage and who officiated are not required to enter a marriage, but should
be added, if known.
Marriage information is only entered if one or both are members.
Also, you will need to make sure that if either has been previously married,
whatever caused the dissolution of that marriage (divorce, death) has also
been recorded. If this is because of a divorce or death, it must be recorded
before the new marriage can be entered.
3. How to Enter Marriage Information When Both are Members
• In the membership
module, search for
the woman’s name (as
it was before the
marriage). Double
click on her name to
enter her record
4. • Click once on
“Individual
Information” on
the left side of the
screen.
• Where her name
appears at the top
of the screen,
change her last
name, if needed. If
she is keeping her
last name, leave
the name as is.
5. • If the address
needs to be
changed, click on
the “tools” button
at the bottom of
the screen. Click to
“archive address”
and then enter new
address.
• Click on Addresses
6. • Click once on
“Phones” on the left
side of the screen,
• If the phone number
needs to be changed,
enter the number.
Tip: Do not add dashes to phone numbers. Tab
three times to the next line and the dashes will
automatically be entered.
7. • Click once on
“Demographics” on the
left side of the screen.
• Enter or change the
email address, if
needed.
8. • Click once on “Life
Events” on the left
side of the screen.
• Click the “Add
New” button at the
bottom right of the
screen. This will
bring up the data
entry screen to
enter life events.
9. • The top box will be
“Description” and will say
“Baby Blessing”, click on
down arrow and choose
“Marriage”.
• Add the marriage
information:
Effective Date: Date of Marriage
Officiant: Enter the full name (first/middle/last).
Note: make sure the officiant holds the proper
Priesthood office. If an officiant from outside of your
area has participated, you can call Membership
Records to verify the Priesthood office held by that
person. (Do not check “Use GlobaFILE”. When that is checked,
the Officiant field is blank on the report that goes to Membership
to generate the certificate.)
Tip: Type the first letter of the life event to bring
it up, i.e. “b” for Baptism, “o” for Ordination.
Type “d” once for Death and twice for Divorce.
10. Location: City, State/Province
where the marriage took
place. Use the two digit
state/province abbreviation.
For example: Independence,
MO or Chatham, ON
Congregation Enrolled: Enter
the official name of the
congregation.
Notes: Enter the information in the following format:
• Spouse: Enter his full name
• Maiden Name: Add her maiden name
• Previous Name: if this is a second marriage
and you know the previous name.
11. Click “ok” to exit
and save
At the top left of the
screen, click the “save
and close” button,
which looks like a white
sheet of paper with a
green check mark
12. • Search for the name in
the Name Filter.
• Double click the
name.
The information for the husband can now be
added. Search for the husband’s name and open
his record.
13. • If the address
needs to be
changed, click on
the “tools” button
at the bottom of
the screen. Click to
“archive address”
and then enter new
address.
• Click on Addresses
14. • Click once on
“Phones” on the left
side of the screen,
• If the phone number
needs to be changed,
enter the number.
Tip: Do not add dashes to phone numbers. Tab
three times to the next line and the dashes will
automatically be entered.
15. • Click once on
“Demographics” on the
left side of the screen.
• Enter or change the
email address, if
needed.
16. — Click once on “Primary Family” on
the left side of the screen. Make
sure the male is listed as “Head of
House.” (If only one spouse is listed,
the system will automatically put
each added entry in as a spouse.)
17. • Click in the first
box, and a drop
down arrow will
appear. Click on
the drop down
arrow.
• Enter the last
name only of the
spouse. Anyone
with that last
name will then
appear in the
box.
• Choose the spouse by clicking
once on their name and then
click “ok.”
19. • Click once on “Life
Events” on the left
side of the screen.
• Click the “Add
New” button at the
bottom right of the
screen. This will
bring up the data
entry screen to
enter life events.
20. • The top box will be
“Description” and will say
“Baby Blessing”, click on
down arrow and choose
“Marriage”.
• Add the marriage
information:
Effective Date: Date of Marriage
Officiant: Enter the full name (first/middle/last).
Note: make sure the officiant holds the proper
Priesthood office. If an officiant from outside of your
area has participated, you can call Membership
Records to verify the Priesthood office held by that
person. (Do not check “Use GlobaFILE”. When that is checked,
the Officiant field is blank on the report that goes to Membership
to generate the certificate.)
Tip: Type the first letter of the life event to bring
it up, i.e. “b” for Baptism, “o” for Ordination.
Type “d” once for Death and twice for Divorce.
21. Location: City, State/Province
where the marriage took
place. Use the two digit
state/province abbreviation.
For example: Independence,
MO or Chatham, ON
Congregation Enrolled: Enter
the official name of the
congregation.
Notes: Enter the information in the following format:
• Spouse: Enter her full name
22. Click “ok” to exit
and save
At the top left of the
screen, click the “save
and close” button,
which looks like a white
sheet of paper with a
green check mark