Convention fee

Thank you for registering for the 2012 Green-Rainbow Party State Convention and your support of our party.  The registration fee helps cover the cost of the facilities, child-care, registration materials, and refreshments, including lunch.

OPTION 1: To pay in advance by credit card or debit card 

1. please enter your information here
2. click on Proceed To PayPal (does not require a PayPal account)
3. to pay using a credit card/debit card, choose "Pay with Bill Me Later, Debit or Credit Card*"
4. to pay using a PayPal account, choose  "Have a PayPal account? Log in to your account to pay" 

OPTION 2: To pay in advance by check

1. please first enter your information here as if you were going to pay online
2. print out a paper copy (after the information is typed in! ), then click on Proceed to PayPal as if you were going to pay online
3. instead of actually paying on line, choose "Cancel and return to Green-Rainbow Party" at the bottom of the page
4. mail your check and completed paper form to Green-Rainbow Party, attn: 2012 Convention, PO BOX 87, North Hatfield MA 01066

*Tip: If you don't see "Pay with Bill Me Later, Debit or Credit Card" then click on "Don't have a paypal account"

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