Sign children up for a club or group
Sign one or more children up on the club page in one step – immediately for open joining, otherwise as a request.
AfiliaciónBásico (gratis)Revisado el 30.10.2026
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Requisitos
- A child account for each child
- You are a legal guardian
¿Quién puede hacerlo?
Legal guardians sign their children up; this also applies if the child may not “Take on memberships” itself. The leadership sees the child’s name, display name and age and the parents’ contact methods.
Paso a paso
Open the club page
Open the page of the club or group (via “Discover” or an invitation link).
Choose “Sign up child”
Choose “Sign up children” (“Sign up child” if you have only one).
Select children
Under “Sign up for” select one or more children (“Select all children” / “Clear selection”). Anyone who is already a member or has a pending request stays unchanged.
Confirm
Choose “Sign up {n} children” or “Sign up”. With an open joining rule the child becomes a member at once, otherwise the leadership decides on the request; you learn the result as an alert (“For …: joining … was confirmed”).
Sign out
Under “Settings → Child accounts → child → Memberships” choose “Sign … out of …” and confirm with “Sign out”. Rejoining is possible if the joining rule allows it.
Encontrarás la función aquí: /organisationen
Errores habituales y soluciones
- “Sign-up did not work. Please try again in a moment.”
- Try again; check that proven guardianship exists.
- “You are blocked from joining this organization.”
- The leadership has blocked joining. Contact them.
- The club is “By invitation only”.
- Ask the leadership for an invitation for your child; you learn the result by alert.
Conviene saber
- Groups of a club are only for its members: signing up for the group also makes your child a member of the club; if it leaves the club it also leaves the group.
- You receive alerts about decisions regarding your child as a copy (“For …: …”).
- If your child has a fixed-term membership, the leadership extends it (see “Extend a fixed-term membership”).
