International Offices

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Due to the nature of several genetic disorders, even small to medium sized organizations may find it necessary to operate on the international level. Legal and logistical procedures abound during this process, and it is the intention of this page to establish means of navigating through it. Various locations have separate rules about qualifications for non-profit agencies, and there are guidelines for international organizations.

Instead of creating official International Offices, some groups have decided to call them International Chapters. Check out this section.

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Canada

In order for U.S.-based organizations to give tax-exempt status to Canadian donors, a Canadian charity must be established. Those who have gone through the process share that the criteria is very strict to become a Canadian Charity, but it is well worth the effort. The website of the Canadian Revenue Agency is where you must begin. This website also offers some information.