Originally Posted by needtoescape

I had my rapid antigen test done at CVS Minuteclinic, and the results report did not indicate anything about how the test was taken. I was a little concerned that my results would not be accepted. Since the report did indicate the test manufacturer and name, I printed some information from their website indicating that the test was a nasopharyngeal swab. I held this additional information in reserve and was not questioned, but I think it is one of those situations where YMMV depending on the person looking at the documentation. I also think that having a test from one of the big US drugstore chains likely helps, since they are used to seeing those. If you have a Walgreens or CVS nearby, you might want to go there instead of your state site. Alternately, you could reach out in advance to the email for the Visit Anguilla website and see if they will accept your state test. I read that when everyone was required to submit entry applications, some people were getting tests done earlier and submitting them to find out if the results would be accepted.

Good luck!