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Re: [84attendees] YVR Checkin Counter Opening Hours (for US)

Randall Gellens <randy@qualcomm.com> Sat, 04 August 2012 06:07 UTC

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At 7:25 PM -0700 8/3/12, John R Levine wrote:

>>>  If one happens to have a handheld device, check in online and head
>>>  straight to US immigration when you get to the airport.

Why would it matter if it's a mobile BP or a printed one?  Wouldn't 
any sort of BP allow one to head straight to immigration (assuming no 
checked luggage)?

>  That depends whether the airline's computer remembers whether 
> they've checked your passport already.  United says I'm checked in, 
> but won't give me a mobile boarding pass.

United mailed me my BPs, and they say on them "Verify US Passport" 
but I assume that's for the gate staff, and that the BP grants me 
access to US immigration, customs and security.

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