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Learn what to do when a child's sealing-to-parents ordinance is done, but Family Tree shows a green temple icon or the status "Request."

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Use topic tags to make your photos, stories, and audio files easier to find.

If you find that a person's ordinances were done for the wrong sex, you can resolve this issue in Family Tree using the website or mobile app. You do not need to report the issue to FamilySearch Support.

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