The system will use your account identity to store and retrieve contest registration information. It will copy your information from an earlier contest when you register for a new contest, and allow you to make changes.
After you complete this form, check your email. Look for a welcome message from admin@iacusn.org that contains your email address. We do it this way to confirm your email address. Enter your email address carefully.
Login using the link in the email. It is best to highlight and copy the password from the email, then paste into the password field of the login screen. This way O's do not get confused with 0's, i's with l's, l's with 1's, and upper case with lower case. If you have trouble using the password you get with the email, try using the password reset form to mail yourself a new password.
If you have difficulty, please try reading the additional instructions below the form.
Additional Instructions
You may use your IAC member number for your account name, or any other unique name. If you use your IAC member number, be sure it is in fact your number. Many people think they know their member number, only it's someone else's number that they know. Double-check your member card. If this is a problem, use something that works better for you. There is currently no way to change your account name once you have chosen it.
All of this assumes you are able to type your email address correctly. If you can type your email address correctly and follow a link, you can most likely get through this.
If you can't make this work, write to admin@iacusn.org.Try to include details about what you have tried and where you think things are breaking-down for you. Know that many of your fellow competitors have made it through this sequence without zeros. Some of them are flying sixty-five horsepower clipped wing cubs.