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# Accepting an invitation

If you've received an invitation, click the link in the email.

* **If you already have an i3D account** — you'll be taken to the sign-in page. Sign in with your usual credentials and you'll land in the organization you were invited to.
* **If you're new to i3D** — you'll be taken to the sign-up form with your email address already filled in. Once you've created your account you'll be a member of the organization automatically.
* **For an *****Import Organization***** invitation** — the email spells out that accepting will consolidate your account, its account number and its servers under the inviting organization. If you'd rather not, simply don't accept. See [Importing an organization](/organizations/importing-an-organization.md) for what changes.

There is no *Decline* button. Ignoring the email is enough — the invitation expires on its own.

## If the link doesn't work

| What you see                         | What it means                                                                                            |
| ------------------------------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| *This invitation link is incomplete* | The link was truncated. Open the most recent invitation email and try again, or ask for it to be resent. |
| *Invitation expired*                 | Ask the person who invited you to send a new one.                                                        |
| *Something went wrong*               | Try again in a few minutes, or ask for a fresh invitation.                                               |

## Related topics

* [Inviting a member](/organizations/inviting-a-member.md)
* [Importing an organization](/organizations/importing-an-organization.md)


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