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**shieclulaweew** · 11-07-2009, 04:11 PM

Speaking of which, how do I actually go about getting my menjo? I passed ikkyu four months ago and I've never seen it. In all events, it sounds like all I should do is join the new federation when I move and bring a copy of my hopefully-extant menjo with me.

Thanks guys.

You will need a copy, eventually it will get forwarded to your old instructor and hopefully they can mail it on to you. I have experienced wait times of as little as 2 months to a year or more, I am currently waiting on one from early march.

I am unsure what happens if you don't have it. Recently one of my dojomates took her first test in 17 years, so I am curious what she did.

I am running under the assumption that ranking records aren't held nationally like in judo?

11-07-2009, 04:11 PM	#9
shieclulaweew Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 436 Senior Member	Speaking of which, how do I actually go about getting my menjo? I passed ikkyu four months ago and I've never seen it. In all events, it sounds like all I should do is join the new federation when I move and bring a copy of my hopefully-extant menjo with me. Thanks guys. You will need a copy, eventually it will get forwarded to your old instructor and hopefully they can mail it on to you. I have experienced wait times of as little as 2 months to a year or more, I am currently waiting on one from early march. I am unsure what happens if you don't have it. Recently one of my dojomates took her first test in 17 years, so I am curious what she did. I am running under the assumption that ranking records aren't held nationally like in judo?
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