FAQ

You can indicate that an address is not Chinese by changing its Status to either Not valid or Moved.

Only do so if you have actually visited the home.

If you wish, please write in the Notes section the reason, for example, “Not Chinese” or “Tenant is not Chinese.”

Add notes that can help the next person to work the territory find the Chinese person or people who live at the address. Such notes would include contact details—think additional telephone numbers or email addresses—and notes about whether non-Chinese may live at the address, such as a spouse.

You can also add notes when you mark an address as Not valid. For example, you can write “Not Chinese.”

Another reason to add a note would be when you move the territory to LET-00 because the door is inaccessible. You could write, “Exterior locked gate” or “No trespassing sign” or “Sign prohibiting knocking or ringing doorbell.”

Ignoring a “No Trespassing” sign posted at an individual dwelling may expose you to criminal prosecution, fines, or civil liability. Householders with “No Trespassing” signs may be contacted by telephone witnessing or letter writing.

You may preach in subdivisions, apartment complexes, and properties with multi-unit dwellings if we have not experienced difficulties with the management or the authorities, even if there is a sign posted at the entrance.

These are matters for individuals to decide, and we should not make rules for others. (1 Cor. 4:6)

Do not speak or show videos through these devices unless you have confirmed that someone is listening.

You can indicate that an address is not Chinese by changing its Status to either Not valid or Moved.

Only do so if you have actually visited the home.

If you wish, please write in the Notes section the reason, for example, “Not Chinese” or “Tenant is not Chinese.”

This box is optional, meaning you can ignore it.

If you want to use it, only use it for individual homes where we cannot physically access the front door—locked gate outside the individual home—or the individual home has signage indicating that we should not visit—no trespassing, no religion, etc.

Do not use this for gated communities.

Add notes that can help the next person to work the territory find the Chinese person or people who live at the address. Such notes would include contact details—think additional telephone numbers or email addresses—and notes about whether non-Chinese may live at the address, such as a spouse.

You can also add notes when you mark an address as Not valid. For example, you can write “Not Chinese.”

Another reason to add a note would be when you move the territory to LET-00 because the door is inaccessible. You could write, “Exterior locked gate” or “No trespassing sign” or “Sign prohibiting knocking or ringing doorbell.”

Ignoring a “No Trespassing” sign posted at an individual dwelling may expose you to criminal prosecution, fines, or civil liability. Householders with “No Trespassing” signs may be contacted by telephone witnessing or letter writing.

You may preach in subdivisions, apartment complexes, and properties with multi-unit dwellings if we have not experienced difficulties with the management or the authorities, even if there is a sign posted at the entrance.

These are matters for individuals to decide, and we should not make rules for others. (1 Cor. 4:6)

You can indicate that an address is not Chinese by changing its Status to either Not valid or Moved.

Only do so if you have actually visited the home.

If you wish, please write in the Notes section the reason, for example, “Not Chinese” or “Tenant is not Chinese.”

Add notes that can help the next person to work the territory find the Chinese person or people who live at the address. Such notes would include contact details—think additional telephone numbers or email addresses—and notes about whether non-Chinese may live at the address, such as a spouse.

You can also add notes when you mark an address as Not valid. For example, you can write “Not Chinese.”

Another reason to add a note would be when you move the territory to LET-00 because the door is inaccessible. You could write, “Exterior locked gate” or “No trespassing sign” or “Sign prohibiting knocking or ringing doorbell.”

You can indicate that an address is not Chinese by changing its Status to either Not valid or Moved.

Only do so if you have actually visited the home.

If you wish, please write in the Notes section the reason, for example, “Not Chinese” or “Tenant is not Chinese.”

Add notes that can help the next person to work the territory find the Chinese person or people who live at the address. Such notes would include contact details—think additional telephone numbers or email addresses—and notes about whether non-Chinese may live at the address, such as a spouse.

You can also add notes when you mark an address as Not valid. For example, you can write “Not Chinese.”

Another reason to add a note would be when you move the territory to LET-00 because the door is inaccessible. You could write, “Exterior locked gate” or “No trespassing sign” or “Sign prohibiting knocking or ringing doorbell.”

Ignoring a “No Trespassing” sign posted at an individual dwelling may expose you to criminal prosecution, fines, or civil liability. Householders with “No Trespassing” signs may be contacted by telephone witnessing or letter writing.

You may preach in subdivisions, apartment complexes, and properties with multi-unit dwellings if we have not experienced difficulties with the management or the authorities, even if there is a sign posted at the entrance.

These are matters for individuals to decide, and we should not make rules for others. (1 Cor. 4:6)

Do not speak or show videos through these devices unless you have confirmed that someone is listening.

You can indicate that an address is not Chinese by changing its Status to either Not valid or Moved.

Only do so if you have actually visited the home.

If you wish, please write in the Notes section the reason, for example, “Not Chinese” or “Tenant is not Chinese.”

This box is optional, meaning you can ignore it.

If you want to use it, only use it for individual homes where we cannot physically access the front door—locked gate outside the individual home—or the individual home has signage indicating that we should not visit—no trespassing, no religion, etc.

Do not use this for gated communities.

Add notes that can help the next person to work the territory find the Chinese person or people who live at the address. Such notes would include contact details—think additional telephone numbers or email addresses—and notes about whether non-Chinese may live at the address, such as a spouse.

You can also add notes when you mark an address as Not valid. For example, you can write “Not Chinese.”

Another reason to add a note would be when you move the territory to LET-00 because the door is inaccessible. You could write, “Exterior locked gate” or “No trespassing sign” or “Sign prohibiting knocking or ringing doorbell.”

Ignoring a “No Trespassing” sign posted at an individual dwelling may expose you to criminal prosecution, fines, or civil liability. Householders with “No Trespassing” signs may be contacted by telephone witnessing or letter writing.

You may preach in subdivisions, apartment complexes, and properties with multi-unit dwellings if we have not experienced difficulties with the management or the authorities, even if there is a sign posted at the entrance.

These are matters for individuals to decide, and we should not make rules for others. (1 Cor. 4:6)

You can indicate that an address is not Chinese by changing its Status to either Not valid or Moved.

Only do so if you have actually visited the home.

If you wish, please write in the Notes section the reason, for example, “Not Chinese” or “Tenant is not Chinese.”

Add notes that can help the next person to work the territory find the Chinese person or people who live at the address. Such notes would include contact details—think additional telephone numbers or email addresses—and notes about whether non-Chinese may live at the address, such as a spouse.

You can also add notes when you mark an address as Not valid. For example, you can write “Not Chinese.”

Another reason to add a note would be when you move the territory to LET-00 because the door is inaccessible. You could write, “Exterior locked gate” or “No trespassing sign” or “Sign prohibiting knocking or ringing doorbell.”