What must disaffiliating members turn in?

• A. Letters they own that they did not pay for themselves
• B. Letters owned by others
• C. All chapter property
• D. Dues receipts only

Answer: (A)

When someone leaves a chapter, the focus is on recovering organization property that was provided or funded by the chapter or by others, not items a member personally bought. So the member should turn in the letters they possess that they did not pay for themselves. If a member bought their letters with their own money, those become their personal property and may be kept. This keeps chapter assets from remaining with a former member and avoids demanding the return of items that were privately purchased. The other options would either request items that aren’t the member’s responsibility, impose too broad a requirement, or refer to unrelated documents.