Referee FAQ
What is minimum age to become a referee?
How do I become a referee with Heartland Soccer?
- Get certified. For information on certification go to https://www.kansasreferee.org/page/show/5763133-for-new-officials
- Fill out the Heartland Soccer referee availability form online at https://referee-signup.heartlandsoccer.net/
- Print, fill out and turn in referee paperwork to the Heartland office located at https://www.heartlandsoccer.net/referee-forms/
**Please note that USSF is the national referee certification organization and any correspondence that you receive from USSF or USSoccer is separate and independent from Heartland Soccer Association. To receive assignments from Heartland Soccer Association you must complete steps 1-3.
Why do I have to be a certified referee to work for Heartland?
How do I sign up to become a certified referee?
How can I contact the Referee Assignor?
Who is the Referee Assignor for Heartland Soccer Association?
What is a Heartland referee ID number?
How do I obtain my Heartland ID number?
How do I know the amount that will be deposited into my account?
You should receive an automated email on the Thursday before the pay date that gives you a detailed pay sheet. The email will come from [email protected]. This address will never send marketing emails. However an unsubscribe link is included anyway. If you unsubscribe from pay sheet emails you must email us to resubscribe.
I am missing my referee game pay.
I want to file a comment and/or complaint (coach/referee/office/field marshals etc.).
How often are referees paid?
Every two weeks of league games scheduled. Pay dates are listed on the following pages:
How do I find out if games are canceled due to weather?
Call the Heartland Rainout line at 913-307-3684 or on the Field conditions page of this website.