A representative for each unit will be identified as the renewal processor. This individual will use the Internet Charter Renewal system to identify returning members, add new members, and update information for an individual or the chartered organization.

Your unit's renewal processor will need to have access to Microsoft Internet Explorer browser in order for this application to work. They can access the Internet with AOL, but they must open Internet Explorer browser to

view the page correctly.

Each district of the council will conduct a training session on Internet Rechartering. Some districts will incorporate this into their Roundtable program plan, while others may hold specific sessions to share the information on this important task. The renewal processor from each unit must be in attendance, and complete the training.

Additionally, a tutorial and on-line help resources are available.

1. Sixty days before your unit's expiration date, select a renewal processor. This should be someone in your unit     who is familiar with the members and leaders of your unit to ensure all information provided through the process

is correct. This person also needs access to the internet using Microsoft Internet Explorer.

2. The renewal processor attends the district training session to learn about Internet Rechartering.

3. Your unit charter renewal packet is distributed to the unit leadership as it has been in the past, but includes

an access code specifically assigned to your unit. It will not include a Charter Renewal Application.

4. Thirty to forty-five days before your unit's expiration date, the renewal processor clicks Recharter Now on this webpage and begins the process.

5. When the on-line process is completed, the renewal processor prints the completed charter renewal application.

6. The Unit Leader (Cubmaster, Scoutmaster, or Crew Advisor) and the Chartered Organization Representative sign the charter renewal application. The signed application along with any individual applications for new youth members or adult leaders, and materials received in the charter renewal packet, (such as the Quality Unit application), and all appropriate fees, should then be brought to the Council Service Center, or your district's charter turn-in meeting.

We encourage you to check out this new process. A tutorial is now available for you to see how it works.