I've joined the project, but am in a group called "Ungrouped"?

Thank you for joining our project!  It can take the admin's a few days to review your results and place your kit into a group

What is the "Cannot be Subgrouped" group?

Due to the European Unions' GDPR Law, Family Tree DNA changed many privacy settings to opt-in

In order for the project admin's to place you in the most accurate subgroup/subcluster possible, we need you to opt-in

to sharing coding region information in you Account Settings.

1   Select Account Settings -> Project Settings

2.  Go into Group Project Administrator Access for the H5'36 mtGenome Project, and assign Limited rights to current admin's and

     to all future Project Admin's  Click Save

3  When your back on the Project Settings page, scroll to the bottom and under Coding Region, select opt-in  Otherwise, admin's

    can only see your HVR1 and HVR2 information

If your a visual person  FTDNA and Roberta Estes have both blogged about how to do this

FTDNA:  https://learn.familytreedna.com/user-guide/my-account/my-project-preferences-page/

DNAeXplained (page search "Project Grouping"):  https://dna-explained.com/2019/08/14/mitochondrial-dna-part-5-joining-projects/

How do we refine our Haplogroup?

The NCBI's database GENBank, is the main database used to generate updated Haplotrees.  If your DNA is in a "predicted subgroup" cluster and

you are willing to submit your Full mitochondrial results to GENBank, please message J Strickland