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Congratulations on accepting your offer to serve with �鶹��Ƶ—we’re so thrilled you’ll be joining us! The idea of beginning your service is exciting, but we know you must have a lot of questions regarding what comes next. We’re here to share some tips to help you prepare for registration day.

Your last steps in the �鶹��Ƶ AmeriCorps hiring process

Registration day is a mandatory in-person event held at your �鶹��Ƶ site’s office. All 29 �鶹��Ƶ sites have their own registration days. The purpose of registration day is to complete all steps involved in the hiring process, such as signing paperwork, verifying your enrollment in AmeriCorps, and checking that any required background checks are in progress. These are critical steps to ensure you can start accumulating volunteer hours and are eligible to receive �鶹��Ƶ AmeriCorps member benefits, such as the  and your bi-weekly stipend. Registration day also offers you an opportunity to meet site staff and fellow AmeriCorps members before the service year officially begins.

To complete your onboarding, you must bring the following forms of identification to registration day*:

(* There may be additional items required based on your site, but these are the essential documents that are required by all �鶹��Ƶ sites.)

For United States citizens

1. Proof of citizenship document. Options include:

• Your unexpired United States passport or passport card
• U.S. birth certificate
• A current, unexpired legal residence card
• Certificate of birth-foreign service (FS 545) issued by the State Department
• Certification of report of birth (DS-1350) issued by the State Department
• Certificate of naturalization (Form N-550 or N-570) issued by the Immigration and Naturalization Service
• A report of birth abroad of a US Citizen (FS-240) issued by the State Department
• A certificate of citizenship (Form N-560 or N-561) issued by the Immigration and Naturalization Service

2. Government-issued photo ID or state-issued driver’s license

• State-issued ID card (this includes driver’s licenses)
• US passport

3. Social Security card

For Legal Permanent Residents

1. Proof of legal permanent resident status. Options include:

• Legal permanent resident card (unexpired)

*If using a legal permanent resident card, an additional government-issued photo ID is not required

• A passport indicating the INS has approved it as temporary evidence of lawful admission for permanent residence

2. Government-issued photo ID or state-issued driver’s license. Options include:

• State-issued ID card
• Legal Permanent Resident Card (with photo)

3. Social Security card

Need help obtaining documentation? Don’t worry!

• You can request a Social Security card replacement .
• For a government-issued ID, Department of Motor Vehicles and follow instructions from the site.
• For a copy of your birth certificate, find the Vital Record office for and follow instructions from the site.

Once you receive your �鶹��Ƶ login info

You can guarantee a smoother registration day by completing your cyresource tasks as soon as you receive login information for the onboarding system. This information is sent to AmeriCorps members via email from cityyear@myworkday.com within 48 hours of confirming your spot on the team.

Please complete all of the steps you’re prompted to, and when the progress wheel on your homepage says you’re 76% complete, you’re ready for registration day! You’ll complete the remaining steps in person.

If you have any questions about registration day at your site or want to know more details about your site’s registration day, please reach out directly to your admissions contact. We’re here to help answer any questions you may have and help you feel prepared and ready to kick off your service with �鶹��Ƶ.

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