Get 2016 Beginner Registration Form V1

The 2016 Beginner Registration Form V1 is an essential document for individuals wishing to register as competition dancers in the beginner category of Highland dancing. This guide provides clear instructions to help you navigate the form efficiently and accurately.

Follow the steps to complete the registration form online:

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it for editing.
2. Begin by clearly printing your surname in the designated field. Ensure that you use block capitals for clarity.
3. Next, enter your first name(s) in the corresponding field, again using block capitals.
4. Proceed to fill in your permanent address. Make sure to include the city and postcode accurately.
5. Enter your date of birth in the appropriate section. Remember that this will need verification with an official document, such as your birth certificate or passport.
6. In the teacher’s signature section, your teacher should sign to validate the information provided.
7. Fill in your teacher’s name and address, including the city and postcode, to ensure proper association.
8. Provide your teacher's telephone number and email address for further communication.
9. Indicate the examining body, qualification, and membership number in the designated section.
10. Attach two passport photographs that have been named and endorsed by your teacher as specified.
11. Include the registration fee of £10.00 and ensure you add a stamped addressed envelope for the return of your card.
12. If you are advancing from primary level, ensure to return your previous primary card to avoid the registration fee.
13. Please allow a processing time of one month for your application to be handled.
14. Finally, before submitting, double-check all information for accuracy and completeness.
15. After completing the above, you can save your changes, download a copy, print the form, or share it as necessary.

Complete the 2016 Beginner Registration Form V1 online today to kickstart your journey in Highland dancing!