What must disaffiliating members do with letters they own that they did not pay for themselves?

• A. Turn in those letters.
• B. Keep them until replacement.
• C. Return them to the original purchaser only.
• D. Earn a refund for the letters.

Answer: (A)

When leaving the organization, any property issued to you that the organization owns must be surrendered. Even if you did not pay for those letters yourself, they are organizational property, and turning them in keeps records accurate and allows the organization to reissue or reallocate them to current members as needed. Keeping them would create accountability gaps and potential loss of assets. Returning them to the original purchaser isn’t the standard practice here because the item belongs to the organization, not to a private seller. A refund isn’t applicable since you didn’t pay for the letters yourself.