Previously played a pregen before I had an account, need help getting access to that character

[tiburon5]

My very first experience with Pathfinder was the Pathfinder Society at a convention. Of course, this meant that I didn't have a paizo account. The GM did give me a character number on the tracking sheet but the chronicle sheet would be online I think. Recently I joined a consistent PFS group and I'd like to be able to apply this credit to my 1st level character.
It has been a couple years since that time so I don't remember the adventure path that was played. Is there a way to look up the character with just the character number or something similar?

[BigNorseWolf]

A venture critter can look that up for you. One should be along soon.

[Andreas Forster]

I just took a quick look.

You currently have one character tied to your account (named "Tiffania"), who currently has 2 reported sessions. The first is "The Confirmation", played on Aug 16, and the second is "Hall of the Flesh Eaters", played last Sunday.
Since you say the other event was a couple of years ago, I assume those sessions are from games played with your current PFS group. In that case, it seems either your first game hasn't been reported or you're using a new PFS number now.

I suggest contacting the GM who ran your first session a couple of years ago (if you have no way of contacting them).
If you still have the number you received at that convention (assuming it's different from your current one), maybe also talk to your local VO. They can help fuse it to your account (assuming the game has been reported).

Normally, you should have gotten the chronicle sheet for a scenario after the session, even if you played a pregen. If you have not received a chronicle, definitely talk to your VO and ask them to create a replacement chronicle for you.

[tiburon5]

Okay. Thank you for your help. I hope I can recall enough information that a Venture Officer can help me and I hope that numbers are not recycled after an amount of time.

[Nefreet]

Numbers are not recycled, for this very reason.