What document is required to accompany a member when relocating to a different division?

The transfer letter is the required document when a member relocates to a different division. This letter serves as an official notification and request for the transfer, detailing the member's intent to move and ensuring that all necessary administrative processes are followed. The transfer letter communicates to the new division about the member's previous affiliation and facilitates the transition by providing essential details needed to update records and member status in the new location. This document is critical in maintaining proper organizational structure and member tracking across divisions.

In contrast, while a membership application is essential for joining an organization, it is not relevant for internal transfers. An identification card, though important for verifying membership and identity, does not address the procedural needs of relocating within the organization. Similarly, a meeting agenda pertains to scheduling and topics for discussion in meetings rather than the administrative process of moving a member from one division to another.