Membership Questions
I want to join IAEI. How can I apply online?
I am an existing IAEI member. I have moved and
need to change my address. How do I sign in to the Update
Information section?
I am an existing (or past) member of IAEI. I want
to renew my membership. How can I do this?
Help! When I click on the "Member List
Database," it asks for a user name and password. The same
user name/password combination that I use for updating my
membership information does not work.
Are organizations allowed membership?
I
have sent my membership application to the International Office. How long
do I have to wait for a response?
How
can I check my current membership status?
Global
Forum
I can see the posts, but it will not respond to
them without forcing me to register with EZboard. Why do I
have to register?
I want to post but I am unsure where to put my
question. How is the Global Forum organized?
General
FAQ's
Online
Applications
I
want to join IAEI. How can I apply online?
Congratulations!
You have taken your first step to making your voice heard in
the electrical industry. To register with IAEI, go to the
"Join
Online" section, type in your information, and select
how you wish to pay for it. Registering online is fast and
secure!
If
you do not want to register online, but would like to join,
please download the membership
application (pdf), fill out the information, and mail it
plus the membership fee to the address provided on the form.
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I
am an existing IAEI member, but I have moved and need to
update my address. How do I sign in to the Update
Information section?
First
go to the Update
Information page. If you are a first time user, or have
forgotten your password, select "First Time User or
Forgot Your Password?" on the page and then type in your
member name and email address to have your password emailed to
you.
This
step only works, however, if you have previously supplied IAEI
with a current email address. If you have not supplied us with
an email address, you do not have an email address, or you
receive an error message, you can either contact Customer
Service by email or by phone at 972.235.1455.
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I am
an existing (or past) member of IAEI, and I wish to renew my
membership online. How do I do this?
First
go to the Renew
Membership page. If you are a first time user, or have
forgotten your password, select "First Time User or
Forgot Your Password?" on the page and then type in your
member name and email address to have your password emailed to
you. If you are a past member of IAEI and do not remember your
membership number, please contact Customer
Service for that information.
This
step only works, however, if you have previously supplied IAEI
with a current email address. If you have not supplied us with
an email address, you do not have an email address, or you
receive an error message, you can either contact Customer
Service by email or by phone at 972.235.1455.
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Help!
When I click on the "Officer's Lounge," it asks
for a user name and password. The same user name/password
combination that I use for updating my information does not
work.
The Member
List Database is available only to registered IAEI
secretaries and membership chairs. This is for your privacy
and protection. If you are a section/chapter/division
secretary (or membership chair), and you do not have a user
name and password, please contact Annette
Thomas.
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Are organizations allowed membership?
There are multiple membership options for organizations. Contact customer service for more information.
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I have sent my membership application to the International Office. How long do I have to wait for a response?
Due to processing time, you will receive a response in approximately four weeks from the time we receive your application. Please contact customer service for further information.
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How can I check my current membership status?
Call 1-800-786-4234 and a customer service representative will update you. You can also email customer service and ask for your current status.
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Global
Forum
I
can see the posts, but it will not respond to them without
forcing me to register with EZboard. Why do I have to
register?
Registration is
crucial because it gives responsibility to the individual
posting the message; giving more security to readers who are
looking for valid technical information. Because of the
increased legal ramifications of hosting a board on their
remote server, EZBoards terms and conditions are
non-negotiable. IAEI cannot legally change any of the
text.
EZBoards special
features, such as allowing users to post not only at the IAEI
website, but across a broad range of EZBoard sties, combined
with the legal ramifications of having such a technical board,
requires that posting members must be registered and logged
in. This restriction also prevents hoaxers from posting
information such as pornography, Spam, and bogus technical
information. Since the IP address and email address of posted
members are captured upon registration, the company can pursue
these individuals if any such posting occurs. This provides
IAEI members with the best security possible, and provides a
strong likelihood that the technical information posted is the
safest.
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I
want to post but I am unsure where to put my question. How is
the Global Forum organized?
IAEI has created
categories on the message board based on the structure of the National
Electrical Code combined with the industry-standard
forums.
The first category,
announcements, contains a forum that allows for the moderator
to post important IAEI notices to the members—from snow-days
to important voting announcements, only moderators can post in
this category.
The second category,
general discussion, is a "get to know you" forum.
Posts on general topics, media issues, article suggestions,
and outside links can be posted to these forums. By dividing
these initial messages into separate forums, it allows you to
find your message quickly and easily.
The code issues
category is based on the organization of the National
Electrical Code. The first forum is based on general
technical questions, which may not be related to any specific
code. The other forums, however, are based on the major
chapters of the NEC, from wiring and protection to
understanding the tables within the Code. Since IAEI
members are so familiar with the nine chapters of the Code,
it was felt that using that same organization would facilitate
any member posting or finding areas of particular interest
more efficiently.
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