<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif" size="2">Originally posted by jss:
Yes.
I asked them to extend six expiring SWU's.
They responded saying they would extend 3 of them for 90--days and then sent me a letter saying the cert #'s x, x, & x were valid until 6/30/02
Of course this raises an interesting ?. If the letter alone means the certs on valid beyond printed date--this means the check in/gate agent can accept them. Unless I bring a copy of the letter (asd there are no copying mahcines at the gates, etc..) with me for them to keep--they do not have any physical document showing the extension. Thus other than the discretion of the agent--there really is no reason why they couldn't accept expired certs.
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When I have had certs "extendeded", I carry a copy of the letter for each cert. This way, if I get an agent that is worried, he/she cah staple a copy of the letter to each cert.
I have never had an agent request more than one copy of the letter. But I have had some friendly agents that I have checked in with "every week" tell me that they really didn't need a letter of extension....
