Application for the Eagle Scout Scholarship Program. Be sure to also download the 4 Generation Ancestor Chart.

(Form 0910, last revised Oct 2012, original on blue paper) This one-sheet pamphlet lists application fees and annual dues for the many categories of membership.

(Form 0921, last revised Oct 2012) State Secretaries and others use this form to accompany materials dealing with member status. This file has fully active form fields. You will need Adobe Acrobat 6.0 or higher.  Note: Once filled in please print this form on canary yellow paper so it is less likely to get lost in the documentation that accompanies the application.

This form is used to request that SAR headquarters staff do the following:

• Revolutionary War Ancestor Search Only: You will receive the latest application filed on this ancestor.

​Please complete the form and mail it to the address provided on the form.

Please be aware that we do not have backup documentation for those applications filed before 1978. The approximate Member National Number cutoff for the documentation files is numbers prior to #114000.

If you are looking for the form to request a Copy of a members Application, you can find it here

If you are looking for the form to request a Copy of the Documentation from a Members application, you can find it here

You will need Adobe Reader to open this form.  Adobe Reader is available as a free download here

Use this form to request a replacement or duplicate membership certificate.  Download the form fill it out, and then mail it back to the NSSAR headquarters.

Of note, By default, all certificates contain electronic signatures of the current President General and Secretary General, as well as the member’s State Society at the time of approval. To obtain State officers’ signatures, membership certificates will first be mailed to the State Society where the membership originated (even if the member later transferred to a different State Society). The certificate will then be forwarded to you by that State Society.

Fillable PDF version of the Von Steuben Medal for Sustained Achievement in the NSSAR Color Guard.

Objective:

Content is intended to develop the following knowledge and skills:

• An understanding of life during that period in our history – both for common citizens and for those who actually fought in battles.
• An understanding of the documents and the symbols, Constitution, American Flag, Liberty Bell, that were developed during that period.
• The ability to understand the difference between various Revolutionary War time periods.
• The ability to understand how people have addressed broad problems.
• An understanding of the chronology of events during the late 1700s and early 1800s.

Program benefits to Educators:

• Esteemed professors of History presenting small group sessions focused on the founding of our nation.
• Free housing for 2 nights at beautiful Laws Lodge – Conference Center at Louisville Seminary
• Transportation stipend for teachers driving to Louisville.
• Entrance Fee to Riverside Farnsley-Moremen Landing.
• All meals and snacks for two day seminar.
• Free classroom materials for educators to enrich their school’s history curriculum.
• Stipend for transportation and lunch for their students attending the March program at the University of the Cumberlands.
• Free transportation to Louisville sites indicated on program schedule.

Teachers must meet the following requirements:

• Teachers must participate in both the 2-day professional development program in Louisville and the student field trip at the University of the Cumberlands.
• Teachers must submit all applicable forms/evaluations by the required dates
• Teachers must submit all covered expenses by the required dates
• Teachers must be of full-time teaching status

Thank you for your consideration of participating in:

How We Became the United States of America: The Values that Built Our Nation

The Online Registration Form can be found below.  If you prefer a paper copy that is to be mailed in you can find it here.  

Please only use one form of Registration.

The National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (known hereafter as NSSAR) is a not for profit, tax-exempt organization. Maintenance of its tax-exempt status is important for both continued financial stability, public and member support. Therefore, the Internal Revenue Service, as well as other regulatory agencies, tax officials and other stakeholders view the policy and operations of the SAR as a public trust, which is subject to scrutiny by and accountable to such authorities as well as its constituents.

Used to assist the President General in Committee assignments for the coming year.

This is the form that should be used to enter either a State of Chapter Website for the Robert B. Vance Website Award. This Award is given annually to the best Website.

Form 0912 is being updated, but older versions are still available from Merchandise to assist applicants. Please see the on-line NSSAR Genealogy Policy Manual and the Registrar’s Instruction Manual for more complete information and guidance on preparing applications.

(Form 0912, last revised Sep 2008, original on green paper) This one-page trifold pamphlet tells what to give the applicant, what sorts of documents are acceptable, how to write data on the application, and how to cite the sources used.

Every year at the NSSAR National Congress the National Society presents the DAR/SAR Award to the DAR state society that recruits the most members for SAR during the calendar year. This is the form that is required to be submitted with applications to have them count towards the DAR/SAR award.

There is also a PDF Version as well.  It can be found here.

This is the application to become a dual member of the France Society.

This Library Brochure is a 3 to a page layout, designed to fit in a regular business envelop.