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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the MAJORITY CARD section. Enter your maiden name when initiated, assembly name, number, state, and year initiated.
- Indicate how you received your majority (by age or marriage) and provide the year received. Specify the name that should appear on the card.
- If applicable, indicate whether you want your married name included if majority was by age.
- Next, complete the GRAND CROSS OF COLOR CARD OR MEDALLION section. Fill in the assembly name, number, state, and the name on the GCC/SR card when first issued.
- Provide the approximate year you received your GCC/SR and specify if you were a girl or adult at that time.
- Select your method of payment and fill in all required credit card information if applicable. Ensure to include your daytime telephone number and mailing address.
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