eDues

NOTE: The enrollment period to sign up for eDues for the 2022-2023 school year has now ended. If you need to access the eDues system to update your information, please contact FEA staffer Gary Hritz.

Thank you for your interest in signing up for eDues.

EDues is a way for FEA members to pay Association dues with EFT or Credit Card payments, rather than payroll deduction through DoDEA, or via personal check or cash payments.

This page will provide you all the information you need to switch to EFT or Credit Card payment of your Association dues. If you are unable to find the answers you are looking for, please send your question to FEA staffer Gary Hritz.

How To Sign Up For eDues

• Review the information in our “Transitioning to eDues” document. It will walk you step-by-step through the sign up process. There is one version of the document for Overseas members (including Cuba) and one version for Stateside members (including Guam).
• Use the link below to go to the NEA eDues site, where you will enter your information and make the switch to eDues. The entire process usually takes less than five minutes.
  • Click here to Begin Your Enrollment in NEA’s eDues System.
    

    NOTE: The enrollment period to sign up for eDues for the 2022-2023 school year has now ended. If you need to access the eDues system to update your information, please contact FEA staffer Gary Hritz.

• After completing your enrollment via the link above, send a message to FEA staffer Gary Hritz, informing him you have enrolled in eDues. Be sure to include your full name and your school in your message. Please send your message to Gary even if you receive an automatic confirmation e-mail message from the eDues system immediately after you enroll.
• If you paid Association dues via payroll deduction last school year, you will have to take action to prevent those payroll deductions from continuing this year. Enrolling in eDues DOES NOT shut off your existing payroll deductions! To turn off your payroll deductions download government form SF 1188 and submit the completed form to the location listed on page three of the “Transitioning to eDues” document referenced in step 1, above, for your location (Overseas or Stateside). If you have questions about this step, send them to Gary Hritz.

Remember, there is only a limited time at the start of the school year to end your payroll deductions and switch to eDues. Don’t delay!

Answers to Some Common Questions About eDues

Q: Do I have to switch to eDues?

No. No member is required to use eDues. Members may remain on payroll deduction if they wish.

Q: What are the payment options under eDues?

Participants who enroll in eDues may select either Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) payments tied to their bank account, or Credit Card payment.

Q: Can I use my credit card for installment payments?

Credit cards can only be used to pay annual dues as a one-time lump sum payment. Those wishing to pay in installments can only do so via EFT transactions. To pay in installments, be sure to select the “Bank Account” option showing multiple payments instead of one annual payment.

Q: Can I enroll as a new FEA member using eDues?

If you are seeking to join the Federal Education Association for the first time, thank you! The eDues system is unable to process new memberships. Please consult your FRS/Building Representative for information on how to join. If you are unsure who that person is, please send a message to FEA membership processor Nereyda Jones-Luciano at njones@nea.org, asking her to send you contact information for your local Association rep. Be sure to include your name and the name of your school and complex in your message, to help us find your rep.

Q: Do I have to sign up for eDues every year?

No. Like the payroll deduction system through the government, your eDues payments will be set up as recurring payments. You will be emailed a notice before a new school year’s payments begin, informing you of any changes to dues amounts and providing information on how to make changes to or end your eDues deductions.

Additional questions and answers can be found on page 4 of the “Transitioning to eDues” document referenced in the first bullet point under How To Sign Up for E-Dues (above).

Thank you again for your interest in signing up for eDues.

If you have any trouble using the system, please contact Gary Hritz at ghritz@nea.org for assistance.

• Click here to Begin Your Enrollment in NEA’s eDues System

NOTE: The enrollment period to sign up for eDues for the 2022-2023 school year has now ended. If you need to access the eDues system to update your information, please contact FEA staffer Gary Hritz.