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    I'd be happy to do it whenever I get the chance, but I must admit that I've
    never managed to figure out how it really works (partly because it seems
    that it has changed since I signed my papers).  What questionaire should
    I send? where can I find it? do I need to edit it in some way before
    sending it? where could I find the answers to those questions?

The file maintain.texi is supposed to answer all these questions.
It should be available in www.gnu.org/prep.
Does it make things clear?