How to join the Association: step-by-step instructions

Joining the Association is a simple and transparent process that includes only four stages. Check them out below:

01 Familiarize yourself with the Association’s charter, membership regulations, as well as the rights and obligations of participants.

02 Prepare a set of documents: an application for accession, copies of the constituent documents (charter, certificate of registration), certificate of state registration, information about the activities of your organization (website, brochure, presentation, etc.), as well as confirmation of payment of the entrance fee (if needed).

03 ASubmit an application for admission — in person, by mail, or email. Contact information for submitting an application can be clarified in the secretariat.

04 Please wait for your application to be reviewed by a special commission or the Board of the Association. In some cases, additional information or an interview may be required. The review period is from 7 to 30 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

AWho makes the membership decision, and how can I find out the outcome?

The decision on admission or refusal of membership is made by a special commission or the board of the Association. If a positive decision is made, you will receive an official notification in writing (usually via email or mail).

What does a membership agreement include?

After the application is approved, a membership agreement is concluded, which specifies your rights, obligations, and participation in the Association’s activities. This document strengthens the terms of mutual cooperation between you and the Association.

Is it mandatory to pay compensation after joining?

Yes, if this is provided for by the Association’s rules — mandatory. There is usually an entrance fee and annual membership fee. The amount and details of the payment are indicated in the accompanying documents.

What happens after official membership?

After completing all the formalities, you will be included in the Register of Members of the Association, and information about your membership will be published in official sources. You will also receive a certificate of Association membership.