Expense Reimbursement Form
Travel Expense Log Form
SUBMISSIONS
Any and all submissions of amounts due to the Flotilla for the payment of dues and/or any other obligation should be in the form of a personal check (preferred) or a money order made payable to USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 11-2 and should be for the amount of the invoice or bill you received from the Flotilla. You should include a memoranda entry on the document giving some basic
information as to what the payment is for (i.e. 2010 Dues, DMC Invoice number #, Christmas Party) to ensure the proper crediting of the payment.
All payments are due upon receipt of the billing. In the case of purchases from the District Materials Store, failure to submit immediate payment may cause the elimination of the 10% discount on items purchased through the FSO-MA. (This is a policy which has been established by the 8th Western Rivers District, and not by either Division 11 or Flotilla 2.) Our Flotilla does not mandate up-front payments for most purchases placed through the Flotilla and we will try to maintain this practice - HOWEVER if your purchase is major and is quite expensive it may be necessary to collect from you prior to submitting your order. Any orders placed by you are final and you will be obligated to far for such purchases - as the Flotilla will be required to pay for them.
Billing for dues for the next year will be sent by USPS during the month of August of each year, or just as soon thereafter as the annual rate has been determined by National, District and Division. Once you receive this billing, the annual dues must be paid before The Flotilla elections or you will not be allowed to cast a vote for the next years officers.
In summary, please promptly send all payments in the form of a check made out to USCG Auxiliary Flotilla 11-2 as soon as you receive a billing. If you have any questions contact the FSO-FN Charles Woodward
Annual dues and money when materials are ordered through mail to:
Remittance Address
104 Arbor Lane
Burnsville, MN 55337
Checks should be made out to Charles Woodward |