TytalusWarden

I had someone ask if switching rooms (but not amending the paperwork prior to boarding the ship) would get double points... I asked them, "If you boarded the ship and let every person on your deck sleep in your junior suite, do you think they should all get double points because you crammed them into your junior suite?" They finally understood the difference between what the paperwork says and your freedom to let someone sleep in the room after that question, so I post it here in the hopes that the original poster "gets it".

And once it shows up I usually get an email (or my travel agent does) that has a cover sheet telling me it was applied.

The issue I saw one person have is that they printed out the wrong document. When you use eMed/Navica I believe you get two E-Mails. One is the Navica E-Mail which states your results, but isn't on official-looking letterhead with a laboratory name and a doctor's signature. The other has an attached PDF from eMed Labs with the lab director's signature, contact information, your name/DOB/Gender, and type of test with result clearly listed.