New Annual Waiver

[Welacey]

Has anybody else seen this waiver yet? Getting ready to renew my membership and there is a liability waiver to sign that has to be witnessed by an SCCA Registrar or Notary Public. Don't mind signing but, the Notary or Registrar is a huge pain. Why are things becoming more and more difficult? Surely an easier way can be established.

[slowautoxr]

IIRC, becoming a Registrar is just a matter of saying you want to become one.

[chuck schultz]

First of all, it's an option, not a requirement.

You could just wait until your first event, and the registrar could sign it then. Alternatively, you could just sign the event waiver each time. The only advantage to doing this is the cool "hard card," I guess. You still have to show up at registration to make sure your bills are paid and that they know you are there.

I'm eligible for a "special" hard card for X number of volunteer days, but I'd have to fool with the annual waiver process to get it. It wasn't worth the trouble, and I've since lost the paperwork.

[Welacey]

Thanks Chuck. On the paperwork it doesn't say it is an option, and i don't care about a hard card, just want to drive. Thought i was going to have to run down and pay a notary just to get my license. YAY

[farrout]

Just have any Regional or up Registrar sign. No problem

[Chuck Baader]

If I remember correctly, Steve Patterson still has his registrar license. You could get the paperwork signed at the year end banquet. I have had mine for the last year and it works nicely. CB