FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

If you've entered your payment information in the assignment platform, you're good to go. Be sure to keep it up to date.

Montana uses OMS to manage our licenses and registrations. You will also need to maintain the U.S. Soccer Learning Center. If you're new to Montana you can use our Transfer Registration tool to get the process started. You will also want to update your address in the Learning Center and have your former state SRA to send you a letter of good standing to forward to the Montana SRC. 

Montana uses OMS to manage our licenses and registrations. You can use our Guest Registration tool to get the process started. Please also have your state's SRA send us a travel approval letter. 

Assignments for U.S. Soccer sanctioned games are sent by certified assignors.  Leagues and tournaments will hire assignors to work for them to distribute games to certified referees.  Contact your local assignor and let them know you'd like to receive games and follow any instructions for the assignment platform they may be using.  Assignors are tasked with assigning qualified referees to the level of games available, while also distributing games equitably.  It's important to have a good working relationship with the assignor and be willing to work games as you are asked and you'll be called upon more often.  Some weekends may only have a limited number of games and only a few referees are needed so you may not get any assignments one week and be asked to work a bunch the next.

Yes!  All referees must recertify every year to officiate U.S. Soccer sanctioned games, including U.S. Youth Soccer and U.S. Club Soccer games.

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Assignments for U.S. Soccer sanctioned games are sent by certified assignors.  Leagues and tournaments will hire assignors to work for them to distribute games to certified referees.  Contact your local assignor and let them know you'd like to receive games and follow any instructions for the assignment platform they may be using. Assignors are tasked with assigning qualified referees to the level of games available, while also distributing games equitably.  It's important to have a good working relationship with the assignor and be willing to work games as you are asked and you'll be called upon more often.  Some weekends may only have a limited number of games and only a few referees are needed.  

Pay is handled differently for each leagues or tournament you may work.  Some have cash on site, some mail checks, and some use direct deposit.  It's up to you to know or ask how you're going to get paid for matches.  For MYSA matches please follow the instructions on the link below and make sure you talk to your assignor.  If you submitted all the paperwork but worked a match, make sure you accepted the match or that the assignor adds you to the match you worked if you weren't assigned to it.  

Getting Paid