Membership to the Order of St George is by invitation only.
The requirements;
Once you have accepted an invitation to the Order of St George you will be sent a fill-able PDF form.
Fill out the form with all your details.
Write a brief (up to 250 word) description/ bio that can then be copied and pasted to the appropriate section on the PDF form. It will also be used for the postulant’s section in the Order of Service.
Attach a passport size photo of you (jacket and tie preferred).
Scan your completed documentation and return it to your sponsor by email with an attached 1-2-page summary of your volunteer history.
Your sponsor will review your documents before sending them to the Commander for approval.
If approved, the Commander will contact you for an interview by phone or to set up a face to face meet.
Once the Commander is satisfied and signs off on the application, the package is returned to your sponsor and forwarded back to National for review by the membership committee.
Once the membership committee approves, your documents are sent to the Grand Master.
Once the Grand Master gives his approval, you will be emailed a confirmation of acceptance as well as your invite to the next appropriate Investiture.
Payment for the right-of-passage into the Order of St George is $750 and the Investiture banquet is usually $140. These fees should be paid at your earliest convenience. This can be done on the national web site. Postulants are also responsible for their travel and accommodations at the investiture.
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