New and separate number. Points can't be combined directly but can be transferred.Thanks! That is what I needed to know.
I am in the process of finishing up this process and for the contracts that were changed, I was assigned a new number - I'm adding the adult children to the contracts so they can have the same benefits...
Dean said:If anyone is changing multiple contracts/deeds, ask DVC to put all of the ROFR together. That way you'll only have to record 2 pages and not say 8 for 4 contracts.
I'd contact them if you have more than 2 total but not if you have only the 2 as you'll need closing and recordings separate regardless.I just sent in a transfer request for my contracts. I have multiple contracts at 2 resorts. I'm transferring into a trust. I listed all of the contracts on the same request form. Is there something else I should do? I believe I will have at least 2 recordings because I own VGC and Aulani.
I haven't heard back yet but wanted to know if I should contact member administration with additional information.
I'd contact them if you have more than 2 total but not if you have only the 2 as you'll need closing and recordings separate regardless.
I would presume so, I was able to put 4 on 1, one resort though. The reality is that it's not truly necessary for the ROFR to be recorded as long as Disney recognizes the new changes. I've always wondered what would happen if you didn't record it but did the deed or as in this case, if you recorded it one place but not both states. For CA and HI you'll need more help than FL.I have 1 member account with 14 contracts split between 2 resorts.
(crazy but everytime we did an add on, I split it up to make it easier to give to our kids, and they would also be smaller contracts in case we decide to sell, yeah right!)
Will it be possible to just have 2 recording transactions (one for VGC and one for Aulani) rather than 14?
thanks for your help Dean, you have lots of answers
For the possibility of multiple contracts on one ROFR, DVC has to do this. All you really have to do is ask and if it's possible, they will do so. I'd put it on the original transfer request.So is this something that Disney has to do, or when our attorney records the deed change?
Dean said:For the possibility of multiple contracts on one ROFR, DVC has to do this. All you really have to do is ask and if it's possible, they will do so. I'd put it on the original transfer request.
Let us know how it goes so we can all have the benefit of the aggregate information.Thanks again for the information Dean. I will contact them.