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**2016 Western Region Junior Championships presented by Schweitzer Alpine Racing School** Dates: March 5 10, 2016 USSR Western Region IS Site: Zip Down Race Venue Schweitzer Mountain Resort Standpoint,

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How to fill out USSA Western Region FIS:

1. Begin by accessing the official USSA Western Region FIS website.
2. Locate the registration form for the FIS event you wish to participate in.
3. Fill in all required personal information accurately, including your full name, date of birth, and contact information.
4. Provide your current USSA membership number if applicable.
5. Indicate the specific race or event you are registering for, including the date, location, and category.
6. If you are representing a ski club or team, include the name of the club or team in the appropriate section.
7. If you are not a USSA member, you may need to complete additional steps to obtain a temporary FIS license.
8. Review the registration form thoroughly to ensure all information is correct and complete.
9. Submit the registration form along with any necessary payment as specified by the event organizer.
10. Await confirmation of your registration, which may be sent via email or through the USSA Western Region FIS website.

Who needs USSA Western Region FIS:

1. Competitive skiers who wish to participate in FIS-sanctioned races and events in the Western Region.
2. Skiers who aim to accumulate FIS points for qualification into higher-level races and competitions.
3. Athletes looking to showcase their skills and progress in the sport of alpine skiing.
4. Individuals who want to join a supportive and competitive ski community within the Western Region.
5. Coaches and trainers who work with FIS-eligible skiers and require FIS membership for their athletes.
6. Ski clubs or teams affiliated with USSA that want to participate in Western Region FIS events.

Please note that specific eligibility requirements and regulations may vary, so it is essential to review the guidelines provided by USSA Western Region and the event organizers.

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What is ussa western region fis?

USSA Western Region FIS stands for United States Ski and Snowboard Association Western Region Financial Information Statement.

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All members of the United States Ski and Snowboard Association in the Western Region are required to file the FIS.

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To fill out the USSA Western Region FIS, members must provide accurate financial information and submit the form by the deadline.

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The purpose of the USSA Western Region FIS is to track the financial activities of members in the Western Region and ensure compliance with financial regulations.

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The USSA Western Region FIS must report income, expenses, assets, liabilities, and other financial information.

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