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LCR 3.3 Release Notes:
https://www.lds.org/help/support/clerk- ... ng=eng#3.3

I am very excited that I was just now able to cancel the record of an unbaptized 18-year-old (with the stake president's approval).

Cool!

drepouille wrote:LCR 3.3 Release Notes:
https://www.lds.org/help/support/clerk- ... ng=eng#3.3

I am very excited that I was just now able to cancel the record of an unbaptized 18-year-old (with the stake president's approval).

Cool!

Interesting feature. Is there a church policy on doing this that requires the SP Approval? Or can I as the bishop do this, or instruct my clerk to do this?

Handbook 1: 13.6.2, last paragraph. Yes, the SP has to give written approval.

That feature has always been there in MLS, it's just finally moved to LCR.

drepouille wrote:LCR 3.3 Release Notes:
https://www.lds.org/help/support/clerk- ... ng=eng#3.3

I am very excited that I was just now able to cancel the record of an unbaptized 18-year-old (with the stake president's approval).

Cool!

Although this option is listed in the Access table, I haven't been able to find the option in LCR. Can anyone one give me the location please?

Although vary slightly off topic, the version listed at the bottom of the new LCR home page is listed as 3.4.0

I was able to cancel the record by bringing up the record in LCR, and choosing Cancel Record from the Actions menu under the individual's name. I then had to confirm that the stake president had authorized the action.

You are correct that the bottom of each LCR page says "Leader and Clerk Resources (LCR) 3.4.0"

bballrob wrote:Is there a church policy on doing this that requires the SP Approval? Or can I as the bishop do this, or instruct my clerk to do this?

Many years ago, a bishop could make this decision. The newer Handbooks, however, have moved this authority to the stake president. Of course, with the stake president's approval, the bishop most likely will instruct the clerk to make the actual change.

I was actually happy to see I could record a death via LCR now (well, once it is back up). I have had to do a couple over the last couple months and today I was able to do it when the Bishop asked.