To become a member, one must register directly on the official website of the American headquarters. The registration is not done at the local or faculty level but through the central American portal. This ensures that all members are centrally recognized and managed, although local chapters can access their member information for organizational purposes.

While individual members are officially recognized by the main American chapter, local university chapters (IMIX) receive a national but unofficial appointment through the National University Council. This allows them to operate and organize events locally until they meet the requirements for official recognition from the United States.

No, you should not wait for official registration to begin your activities. You can start inviting members and organizing events in the name of your local chapter (IMIX) immediately. The National University Council provides provisional appointments and supports the organization of events.

Yes, the National University Council commits to providing support such as appointments for the directive board and membership certificates to reinforce the sense of belonging to the network. Official recognition from the United States is more of a formality and does not impact the practical functioning of the chapters.