In this case, I simply entered the parents and their bits of info of spouse of my relatives and leave at that. The nFS is a way of not allowing spouse's sealing to his/her parents, which suited me just find. Less headaches. David Samuelsen Jill N. Crandell wrote: > I sent this one awhile ago as well, so I hope these aren't duplicated. > > Paula asked: > But wouldn't nfs have prevented them from submitting the ordinance if it > wasn't linked into their tree? > > No, I don't think so. I do a lot of research that is not related to me, and > I hate to see it "wasted" when it comes to ordinance work. I go ahead and > enter my research into NFS, not related to me, and it always asks if I want > to submit the work. I have to tell the program no and hope that someone > related finds it someday. I have contacted the Church about this, because if > they don't want people submitting work for unrelated people, they should at > least stop asking if we want to do it!!!! > > Jill Crandell