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FamilySearch affiliate libraries include, or can include, public or university libraries, archives, museums, or genealogical societies.<ref>[https://www.familysearch.org/wiki/en/Introduction_to_LDS_Family_History_Centers#FamilySearch_Affiliate_Libraries Introduction to LDS Family History Centers], section FamilySearch Affiliate Libraries. FamilySearch Wiki. Some required conditions to become an affiliate library are set out in [http://www.perryvillenews.com/news/perry-county-historical-society-earns-familysearch-affiliate-library-certification/article_d5acc192-2af9-11e5-84f6-4fde66fd72ae.html Perry County Historical Society earns FamilySearch Affiliate Library certification] July 15, 2015. perryvillenews.com.</ref> Should you be unable to access a Family History Centre to view digitised microfilms which are also viewable at a FamilySearch affiliate library, perhaps you could discuss with your library whether it would be willing to become an affiliate library. if so, ask that FamilySearch be contacted by the library using FamilySearch [https://familysearch.org/archives/contact/ Contact Us] applicable See external links below for Government, Business, and other Archives entitiesprocedure. As the Family History Library in Salt Lake City appears to be be involved with affiliate library decisions, telephone, or perhaps Facebook, contact, with that library (refer external links below) may help if other means of contact are unsuccessful.