Lone Scout & Lone Scout Counselor Registration Renewal

Please pay here to renew your Lone Scout & Lone Scout Counselor registrations for 2023. 

Renewals must be completed by February 1, 2023, or else your registration in the BSA will be expired.   If you are already registered as a Lone Scout or Lone Scout Counselor in Transatlantic Council, you do not need to submit any additional applications.

What is the Cost of Registration in the Transatlantic Council, Boy Scouts of America for Lone Scouting?

The fees for registration per person for 2023 will be:

$75 - Youth Lone Scout BSA Registration + $48 TAC Overseas Council Fees= $123 total

$45 - Adult Lone Scout Counselor BSA Registration + $48 TAC Overseas Council Fee= $93 total

Before you renew your Lone Scout registrations, have you heard of Pack, Troop, Crew, or Ship 802? 

The Transatlantic Council serves youth far and wide.  While many of our Scouts live in communities where they can join other youth in a Cub Scout Pack, Scouts BSA Troop, or a Venturing Crew, some of our other Scouts are far more geographically separated.

To serve these Scouts, Transatlantic Council offers participation in either the BSA’s Lone Scout Program or through our unique Council Consolidated 802 online Scout Units.  Each program has their own distinct benefits.

To better serve our geographically separated Scouting families, in 2020 Transatlantic Council we started a virtual Pack, Boy Troop, Girl Troop, Crew, and a Ship called Unit 802.  The purpose of our 802 Units is to provide a traditional Scouting opportunity to every Scout located in remote or underserved areas within the Transatlantic Council (TAC) footprint.

Scouts and prospective Scouts who reside in remote or underserved areas with the TAC operating area are eligible for membership into this revolutionary new program that has been developed by the Transatlantic Council. Because of the nature of the delivery of this program, parents are expected to be registered with BSA, provide onsite guidance, and ensure the safety of their Scout.  We want to make sure each Scout conducts themselves in keeping with the Guide to Safe Scouting, the Scout Oath and Scout Law.

Benefits of joining the Council Consolidated Units:

• Scouts become part of a den and pack or patrol and troop or ship or crew
• Youth leadership opportunities for rank advancement
• Conduct in-person meetings using a variety of emerging technologies and online learning platforms

Follow this link to learn more about the Consolidated 802 Units.

Questions? Contact your District Executive, District Commissioner, or the Brussels Service Center Brussels Service Center

Email: TAC-ServiceCenter-802@scouting.org