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First time using EHAS and am concerned re very small window for Covid test/EHAS/submission/EHAS approval. If Antigen test, window only 24 hours...if PCR 48 hours.
Any advice or tips or disaster avoidance strategies appreciated. Flying direct on a Sunday AM.
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Practice filling out the EHAS form with out a submission. Use dates that will allow you to do so.
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Practice filling out the EHAS form with out a submission. Use dates that will allow you to do so. Yup...practice helped a lot...and, as mentioned on a very recent thread (or threads), Walgreen's IdNow is a rapid PCR test with results in an hour or so....
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Filled out form today. Filled out, submitted and approved within 30 minutes. Still waiting for husband's approval 6 hours later
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