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Making Payments Online MyConnection Permit fees can be paid while applying for the permit, or at any time following the application process, such as when an invoice is received in the mail.

1 Making Payments Online MyConnection Permit fees can be paid while applying for the permit, or at any time following the application process, such as when an invoice is received in the mail. In this guide, you will learn: Paying fees during the permit application process. Paying a mailed invoice. One payment for multiple transactions. TIP: If you need to make corrections as you work through the steps, scroll to move back to the top of the form. If you use the browser s back button, you will move back to the previous screen and all of the data you have entered will be erased. Paying Fees During the Permit Application Process Immediately after an application for a permit is submitted, a screen with all of the permit information will appear, Pay Fees or take out Another Permit?. 1. Click Pay Fees. The invoice will appear. Page 1

TIP: If you need to make corrections as you work through the steps, scroll to move back to the top of the form.

2. Click Make Payment. The payment screen will appear. TIP: Make one payment for multiple permits. Please see One Payment for Multiple Transactions at the end of this user guide.

2 2. Click Make Payment. The payment screen will appear. TIP: Make one payment for multiple permits. Please see One Payment for Multiple Transactions at the end of this user guide. TIP: If this screen does not load, follow the Pay a Mailed Invoice steps. 3. Select your payment method. 4. If using Interac, click the green button Proceed to Online Banking. NOTE: You will be redirected to select your bank and process your request. Page 2

TIP: If this screen does not load, follow the Pay a Mailed Invoice steps. 3. Select your payment method. 4.

3 5. If using a credit card as the method of payment, enter in the Cardholder Name, Credit Card Number, Expiry Date (MMYY) and Card Security Code. 6. Click Process Transaction. 7. A payment transaction receipt will be generated. Page 3

4 8. Click Return to BCSA to continue with more transactions. 9. A payment transaction receipt will be automatically ed to your Account Login address. Find your permit receipt in the Attachment Details from your permit; click View to open. Page 4

5 The Permit Receipt includes the permit and transaction information. Paying a Mailed Invoice Fees may also be paid after a permit application has been submitted or if an invoice is received in the mail. 1. From MyConnection Home page, scroll down until you see the Invoices. In the list of invoices, you may pay a single Invoice by clicking on the invoice number or clicking Pay Multiple Invoices. One Payment for Multiple Transactions You can take out multiple permits, and now make one payment rather than having to pay one permit at a time. If are taking more than one permit in a session, instead of selecting Pay Fee at the top of the permit screen, select Another Permit?. Page 5

From MyConnection Home page, scroll down until you see the Invoices.

6 Start your next permit the way you normally do from the main toolbar. After you have finished submitting all the permits you want for that session, follow the steps below: IMPORTANT: The permits will not be active until payment is made. 1. Click on the Home page and scroll to the Invoices. Click Pay Multiple Invoices. 2. Select the invoices you want to pay by clicking in the box in the Include column. 3. Click Make Payment. 4. Make payment as usual. NOTE: Debit card payment is not available for multiple permits in one transaction. Page 6

be active until payment is made. 1. Click on the Home page and scroll to the Invoices. Click Pay Multiple Invoices. 2.

4H Online Re-Enrollment

4H Online Re-Enrollment This instruction sheet if for returning 4H members only! 1. Navigate to the site ne.4honline.com. You will see changes have been made to the site since last time you logged in.