Non-Resident Player (NRP) Passports potentially delayed, News (Woolwich Minor Hockey)

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Apr 03, 2019 | Brett Bickerton | 929 views
Non-Resident Player (NRP) Passports potentially delayed
The physical forms required to process Non-Resident Player (NRP) Passports are currently delayed from the OMHA. Depending on their delivery date, they may need to be issued after the April 9 and 10th pickup times. This does not effect the Permission to Skate forms. Stayed tuned for more information as it becomes available.

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