Re: SO Stanford Card

[Ryan McDonell]

Hi Kristina,

I'm not sure whether anybody got back to you, but I believe, if the process is the same as last year, you have to go to the ID office upstairs in the student union building (where Jamba Juice is). According to the website, you need your SO's ID card and proof that you live together. From the gsb website:

"SPOUSE/PARTNER COURTESY ID

 

As a spouse, partner, or child of a Stanford student, you can apply for a Stanford Courtesy Card, which is similar to a Stanford ID (SUID) card. Spouses and domestic partners may request courtesy cards from the ID Card Office in Old Union in person or by calling 498-CARD. Spouses/partners must complete an application, provide the student's ID card, a spouse/partner photo ID, and proof that the two of you reside at the same address. There is a processing fee. With it you receive:

 

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Library privileges

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Use of athletic facilities (swimming pools, weight training facilities, tennis, squash, and racquetball courts, golf course and driving range).

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Discounts to some athletic events

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Discounts at the Stanford Bookstore and local businesses (list of businesses athttp://assu.stanford.edu/saver).

 

More information is available athttp://www.stanford.edu/dept/itss/services/campuscard

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If I remember correctly they wanted like a joint bank account or bill, marriage certificate, something like that. That website should cover the possible verification sources. Good luck!

Ryan

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On Sep 14, 2009, at 9:30 AM, Kristina van Prooyen <kristina....@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello, 

I was wondering if any of you could tell me how I get a SO Stanford Card. I had one last year for staff but now that I'm back in graduate school and no longer staff I need an SO card so I can go to the gym and the library. I know where I need to go on campus, but just wanted to make sure I don't need any paper work to prove I am a significant other. 

Thank you for any help you can provide!

Cheers, 

Kristina

[Ryan McDonell]

Here's the actual form with all the possible verification methods. :-)

http://www.stanford.edu/services/campuscard/courtesyform.pdf

Note that your SO needs to accompany you.

[Kristina van Prooyen]

Ryan, 

Thank you for your help with this! I really appreciate it. 

Cheers, 

Kristina