What is the process of conversion to Orthodoxy from Anglicanism/Catholicism I require information for a fiction piece that I am writing, due to the fact that I've never converted to Orthodoxy, as I was baptized Orthodox
What is the process of conversion from Anglicanism or Catholicism to Orthodoxy?  Is it as simple as the priest anointing the new member?  Or is it classes and such, then Chrismation.
Note: The people in my fiction piece would have been originally baptized in the name of the Trinity
Also note, the Orthodox Church that the people will be converting to is Ukrainian Orthodox or ROCOR
When I converted to Orthodoxy (from Roman Catholicism) at the age of 27, the following process took place:


As part of a special service created for this kind of thing, I had to renounce the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church (thrice if I remember correctly).
Then I had to state the acceptance of the teachings of the Eastern Orthodox Church.
Side note: There was no need for a godfather or an immersion into water as the Roman Catholic baptism is recognized as being Trinitarian (I was baptized in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit).
And lastly, I was annointed with the Holy Myrrh on my hands, feet, back, chest and forehead, the same as babies are after the baptism itself. This annointment is not performed in Roman Catholic baptisms.


With Anglicans being Trinitarian as well, I would expect the same procedure to take place.

If you want minute details of the conversion service, I think it's public on the Web. In Romanian it is for sure, and most probably in other Orthodox majority languages. Not sure though if you can easily find it in English. Good luck!