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# Migrate Account Away from the Scaffoldly Organization

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Scaffoldly will still be able to automate and assist with infrastructure and code deployments
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You can complete these steps after **7 days after** your account was first created, due to AWS Organizations rules.
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### Get your Account Email Address

You can find it on the [Scaffoldly Dashboard](https://start.scaffold.ly/dashboard)

![](/files/3FOzydegPym11dEm5TdU)

### Go to the AWS Sign In Page

{% embed url="<https://signin.aws.amazon.com/signin>" %}

### Sign in with your account email address

![](/files/8kHYtfpxvWzeatXmEBHQ)

### Click 'Forgot Password'

![](/files/f8hWMbM78J58sOpo1EsB)

### Check the 'Forwards Email To' email account for the Password Reset instructions

![](/files/BMTGqdDk1E5QCOAGadi1)

### Log into the AWS Console and go to AWS Organizations

{% embed url="<https://console.aws.amazon.com/organizations/v2/home/dashboard>" %}

### Click "Leave Organization"

![](/files/EGNO5e6xvN0Sh7MQymxj) ![](/files/Ly2WPSrF6J0HGsPKnzD3)

### Follow the prompts and provide your billing information

![](/files/n9J45AcY9lIjlmtOPmiU)

### Go back to AWS Organizations and click "Leave Organization"

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Your AWS account is now under your own control and billing!
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