Hi Robert,
A verification would be good if you can get one. Some religions don't christen people until they are adults. Some people may have had parents not involved with a church when their child is born, then when the child is older, he or she may decide to join a church and be christened then. I would mark it "not a problem" until you can get information that says otherwise, or else you will have the pop-up jumping up at you all the time. Carol
Robert Carneal wrote:
Assume a person to be born June 17, 1950. I would assume the person to have been christened within a fairly reasonable amount of time, say 3 years from date of birth or less. Then if I have a Christening date for this person as January 30, 2003, would you say due to the time length involved, it probably warrants verification? I am wondering if it warrants a potential problems message at some point?
Robert
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