Family ordinance opportunities
The Family Ordinance Opportunities fan chart highlights people in your family tree who need temple ordinances performed on their behalf. To see their names and which ordinances are available to request, click the green circles. If you don’t see any green circles, try adding more names to your tree before using this tool.

www.familysearch.org/en/campaign/family-ordinance-opportunities


Remaining temple ordinancesFind additional temple ordinances for people you’ve already helped. These opportunities are from people in your Completed temple ordinances list.
https://www.familysearch.org/en/campaign/remaining-ordinances​

Thank you for the tips, Sister Foster!!

Indexing is found on FamilySearch.org

• Click the tab titles Get Involved
• Click "Opportunities"
  
• Scroll down to view the Opportunity Tiles
  
• Choose an opportunity and click "Get Started"
  

Or you can use an app: Get Involved

• Go to the App Store on your mobile device.
• Search for: FamilySearch Get Involved app (blue tile with white FamilySearch Tree)

Tips to Review Records:
When in double, skip it!
If you can't read a name, don't worry about skipping it.
Do your best!
Type in the name as best as you can
Find similar characters
Compare the letter shapes from words that you know to identify those that are harder to recognize.
Check for additional highlighting
When a person has multiple names, the highlighting may all appear on one line, or it may continue on the next line or page, scroll around to make sure you get all the highlights.
Type all names
With compound names, type all names that are highlighted.
No need to hyphenate
If you are reviewing a name that breaks across lines, you don't need to add a hyphen.
Abbreviated names
Type in the full name even if it is abbreviated. Some names like Mria or William are sometimes abbreviated as Ma. or Wm.

Have additional questions about Indexing?  Contact Laurie Evans.  She'd be happy to help out.