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Flying the day before cruise from CA to Vancouver Canada, I was going to get a rapid test day before flight and the company doing the testing said I should check with RC to ensure they will accept companies signed document that I had a negative Covid test completed.  Company is a CA state agency. Are rapid Covid tests electronically emailed to you?

This is my first cruise and I’m traveling with my 15 1/2 yr old granddaughter. She has passport but I need consent form completed (which I only found out when I received my travel documents from RC 30 days before the cruise and cruise starts 4/29).  Only problem is I live in California and my granddaughter lives in New Jersey. We’re meeting in Vancouver, Canada for an Alaskan cruise and RC is telling me I need to fly to New Jersey to have the consent form notarized. I asked why can’t the parents get their signature notarized in New Jersey, fed ex the document to California and I get a notary here in California to notarized my name/signature?  So now I’m spending over an additional $1000.00 to take this cruise (days off work, airporter, air fare, dog boarding).  So if I don’t have this notarized document on the day of embarkation We won’t be getting on the ship.