
The Ohio High School Athletic Association
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Annual Renewal
of OHSAA Officiating Permit |
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Renewing
your OHSAA Officiating Permit |
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All OHSAA
registered officials are required to renew their officiating permits annually in the month
of June. |
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Renewal with $50.00 late fee
added
FALL SPORTS -
July 1 - July 31. No renewal for fall sports will be accepted after July 31.
WINTER SPORTS - July 1- Oct 31.
No renewal for winter sports will be accepted after Oct 31.
SPRING SPORTS - July 1 - Jan 31.
No renewal for spring sports will be accepted after Jan 31. |
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- STEP 1: RENEWAL CARDS ARE MAILED BY OHSAA
The OHSAA mails renewal notification cards on May 28 to each registered official
with an active status. These cards are mailed to the address
currently on file; therefore, it is imparative that you notify Connie Scherpf of all
address changes prior to May 15. Only one renewal card will be
mailed.
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Click here to renew your
2007-2008 dues online
(Visa, MC or Discover cards accepted and electronic checks)
Note: deadline for renewal without penalty was June 30, 2007. |
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If you do not recieve a renewal card
in the mail by June 10, click here to print a renewal
form. Use this form and follow the procedures outlined below in steps 2-4 |
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NOTE: THE OHSAA IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
NON-DELIVERY OF RENEWAL CARDS. FAILURE TO RECIEVE A CARD IS NOT A LEGITIMATE EXCUSE
FOR NOT RENEWING YOUR PERMIT ON TIME. |
- STEP 2: COMPLETE the RENEWAL CARD (form)
Review the information printed on the renewal form for accuracy. Make changes
to your name, address and phone numbers directly on the card. Sports in which you
hold an active status are printed on the form and their associated renewal fees are
listed. If no changes other than name, address and phone are needed to be made then
proceed to Step 3.
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For those officials wanting to DROP a sport listed on their
card: simply cross through both the sport and the permit fee associated with that
sport. Adjust the TOTAL AMOUNT DUE to reflect only the total fees for the sports
remaining. Cross out the old total and write in the new total amount due. Proceed to
Step 3. |
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