USTA Membership Renewal - Forcing you to Self-Rate again

[itsericjs]

From what I understand the USTA memberships are renewed every year on May 31st, have any first year players found that they are asked to self-rated a second time when they renew?

 

[Startzel]

From what I understand the USTA memberships are renewed every year on May 31st, have any first year players found that they are asked to self-rated a second time when they renew?

You have to renew every year from when you signed up last.

You will have to self rate again if you don't have a valid computer rating.

 

[itsericjs]

I just got a reply from the USTA. From what I was told... If you have an Exclusive- Mixed, Self-rate or Tournament rating. Meaning a M, S or a T next to your rating and you have been playing exclusively Mixed or Tournaments as a M, S or T, to play regular Men's or Women's you will have to self-rate to play. However, if you exclusively play Men's or Women's, the USTA does not take into account your matches played on a Mixed team per Rule:

https://www.usta.com/Adult-Tennis/USTA-League/frequently_asked_questions/#12941

Does a dynamic calculation apply to Mixed League play?

Yes, for players who participate exclusively in the Mixed Division. Mixed results will not be included in year-end rating calculations for those who play at least 3 matches in any Adult Division.

Can I use my mixed exclusive rating to play in other divisions?

A mixed exclusive (M) player must self-rate in order to join the Adult Division. Mixed exclusive is a minimum NTRP start level only. A mixed exclusive rating is not supported by any NTRP dynamic disqualification calculation data and is subject to NTRP grievance.