Pre departure USA & upon returning to Uk

[married2mm]

Is anyone in this position yet?

Had their wonderful trip & now due to or have actually returned?

Would you be so kind as to share experiences for a nervous Nellie?


Thanks. 😁

[Gryff]

DH went back on the 14th
He had everything on the Verify app but they hadn’t a clue at MCO what it was but I’d printed out the passenger locator form his vaccine status certificate and he used that through in 2 mins when they say that
He said folks that had everything on there phone were taking way longer scrolling through to find stuff then the checkin staff couldn’t read it
Absolutely no issues at Heathrow just passport shown and that was it

[ChrisS]

Originally Posted by Gryff

DH went back on the 14th
He had everything on the Verify app but they hadn’t a clue at MCO what it was but I’d printed out the passenger locator form his vaccine status certificate and he used that through in 2 mins when they say that
He said folks that had everything on there phone were taking way longer scrolling through to find stuff then the checkin staff couldn’t read it
Absolutely no issues at Heathrow just passport shown and that was it

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Hi Helen, flew VS from LHR, presented printed test results, but needed the T3 UC Wing password to open our NHS apps, luckily it didn't take long. Be interested to see if UK requirements change for our 10th May return.

Hope you're finally getting a bit of relax time hin

[Gryff]

It’s all come together today Chris but it’s been stressful to say the least
Trying to get things , trades turning up , HOA jobs worth he’s been sent on his way with a flea in his ear believe me
Ian is in recovery from his open wallet surgery ( think the last invoice was paid this evening )
I promise I’ll sort out the phone situation for my 9 week January trip
Me and every other villa owner must be sick at the site of lowes , Home Depo and standing on top of the trash can to get just one more bag of stuff in ( the odds and sods you left in your lock up last visit to use next trip are all out of date etc etc ) and the trips to the tip with the touch up paint that’s gone off and so much more

[aprilshack]

Originally Posted by ChrisS

Hi Helen, flew VS from LHR, presented printed test results, but needed the T3 UC Wing password to open our NHS apps, luckily it didn't take long. Be interested to see if UK requirements change for our 10th May return.

Hope you're finally getting a bit of relax time hin

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What is a T3 UC wing password to open the NHS app?!

[ClaireNJ]

Originally Posted by ChrisS

Hi Helen, flew VS from LHR, presented printed test results, but needed the T3 UC Wing password to open our NHS apps, luckily it didn't take long. Be interested to see if UK requirements change for our 10th May return.

Hope you're finally getting a bit of relax time hin

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Have an amazing time, you’re very lucky to be out there for so long 🇺🇸❤️
Can’t you take a screenshot of the code on the NHS App just incase you can’t log on, it’s what I’m going to do 🤞especially where the internet can be dodgy 😩😱

[aprilshack]

Originally Posted by ClaireNJ

Have an amazing time, you’re very lucky to be out there for so long 🇺🇸❤️
Can’t you take a screenshot of the code on the NHS App just incase you can’t log on, it’s what I’m going to do 🤞especially where the internet can be dodgy 😩😱

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You can or if you have a printer at home print one off. It might actually be quicker to have to printouts rather than looking for emails or screenshots on the phone.

[Blue nose]

Originally Posted by aprilshack

You can or if you have a printer at home print one off. It might actually be quicker to have to printouts rather than looking for emails or screenshots on the phone.

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We just saved copies of everything in a folder in the phone so no internet required but paper seems a good back up plan

[Pupbelly]

Screenshots are always worthwhile in many situations, and means in the event of no Wi-fi or signal you can crack on without delays.

[Colette-S]

I returned last week, everything straightforward. You just need to book a day 2 test and complete your UK passenger locator form. You need to book the test first as you need to include the reference on the PLF.
Once you have completed the PLF you will receive a certificate/ confirmation from UK.gov.uk You can either print this, Save the document on your phone or do both! At check-in, you’ll be asked to show your approved passenger locator form and test booking.