Originally Posted by
deac83
When I had to manually load my covid test results the message came up it was taking them at least 60 minutes to verfiy documents. Then it gave two expedited options (I didn't pay attention to the times, but IIRC there was a $9.95 option and a $19.95 option. I assume one jumped you to the front of the line and the other cut the time in half.
I had 21 hours before my flight, so I was amused and just clicked no thanks. With in the next hour I got the message that my documents were verified.
I suppose if you were doing this the morning before your flight it might make it attractive (with an 'at least the day before' covid test, doing it the same day would apparently give you a test valid for two days, in case your flight was cancelled). FWIW my eMed/Abbott login said I just needed the test the day before, not a 24 hour or less test, so I could have tested sooner).
Originally Posted by
_kurt
Here is the paid review option. I did not pay, and the review took 61 minutes.
Interesting. thanks. I didn't see this option when I flew a couple of days ago.
Originally Posted by
_kurt
Although Verifly initially seemed like a pointless hassle and invasion of privacy, I find it really valuable to have boarding passes in advance before I leave for the airport. It reduces the risk of the trip. So, I’ve been putting up with it.
Totally agree. It also speeds up the process at the counter. The priority line has been taking forever due to document checks.