skydiverVik

I recently completed my AFF (PFF) training in Canada, and right now, I am confused on how to proceed. When I was doing my AFF course, I was covered by an insurance from the course, but now that I graduated from AFF, I am no longer covered, and I am confused about registering and getting my insurance from the CSPA. The instructors explained to me, that I need to mail CSPA Affiliation Application to the CSPA, by filling all the appropriate information, and paying a fee of $89. They explained to me that this fee is paid every season, and this is essentially my insurance. They also told me that I need to mail the "“SOLO” PARACHUTIST CERTIFICATE APPLICATION", by filling all the appropriate information, and paying a one time fee of $45. My questions are : Once I send the CSPA Affiliation Application form and pay the fee, what will I get in return ? What will be mailed to me, so I can prove that I have paid this fee, and have the insurance needed to be able to jump at any drop zone in Canada. I was told that this insurance is for one year, does this mean that it will only last until the end of the skydiving season, or it is one full calendar year, from the time that I pay it ? Also, do I need to send the "“SOLO” PARACHUTIST CERTIFICATE APPLICATION" form and the CSPA Affiliation Application form at the same time, and if I only send the CSPA Affiliation Application form will I still be able to jump ? Since the "“SOLO” PARACHUTIST CERTIFICATE APPLICATION" requires signatures from certain qualified instructors, and I am currently away from my drop zone, I will most likely be unable to send them at the same time, will this be a problem , and will I still be able to jump ? Could you instruct me on the whole procedure of what I need to do after graduating from my AFF / PFF course, so i can jump again ? Thanks