Atlas Club Membership Handbook

Demonstration content — fictional facts for retrieval testing. Atlas Club has no real members.

Membership record

Every member receives a seven-digit Atlas identifier and a blue folder with a stamped compass seal. The folder is a convenient credential sleeve, not the authoritative membership record. If it is lost, membership can be confirmed using the identifier and the month of enrollment. Never use a social security number for this process.

Second Tuesday clinic

The second Tuesday clinic begins at 6:25 p.m., and members should bring the blue folder bearing their seven-digit Atlas identifier. The clinic covers benefit questions and record corrections. Meridian Grant uses second Tuesday for a noon quarterly review, so an answer about one schedule should not borrow the other.

Guest access

A member may invite two guests to an ordinary meeting. Rainline Events can impose a lower venue limit. Guests receive a paper circle badge and return it at departure. The orange envelope at event check-in belongs to Rainline operations; it is not required for Atlas membership.

Changes and pauses

Address updates take effect immediately after confirmation. A membership pause begins on the first day of the following month and lasts no more than 90 days. During a pause, the member keeps the identifier but cannot sponsor a guest. A second pause within twelve months requires a human review.

Lost credentials and escalation

At an Atlas meeting, report a lost blue folder to the membership steward. At a Rainline-hosted event, report it through Compass Support using the Atlas identifier plus the Rainline event code. The support team should invalidate the printed sleeve without deleting the underlying membership. If the identifier is unknown, the enrollment month and verified email can be used for assisted recovery.