I have a QR code, how do I check the details?

AJGuillaume

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• Yesterday at 7:43 PM

• #1

Following advice on this excellent forum, I registered on the Pilgrim's Office website, and I received an email with a QR code.
I would like to check the details, how do I do that?
Thank you!

 

SabsP

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• Yesterday at 7:48 PM

• #2

AJGuillaume said:

Following advice on this excellent forum, I registered on the Pilgrim's Office website, and I received an email with a QR code.
I would like to check the details, how do I do that?
Thank you!

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How do you mean?
There is not much to check. When you enter the Oficina in Santiago the guard will scan your QR code and you will be given a ticket to stand in line.
Will go very smoothly.

 

AJGuillaume

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• Yesterday at 7:53 PM

• #3

SabsP said:

How do you mean?
There is not much to check. When you enter the Oficina in Santiago the guard will scan your QR code and you will be given a ticket to stand in line.
Will go very smoothly.

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I should have been clearer: I wanted to check what details I had entered initially on the online form. For example, did I enter my darling's second name?

 

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• Yesterday at 7:57 PM

• #4

If I remember correctly you can see it in the mail they send you together with the QR code?

 

henrythedog

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• Yesterday at 8:30 PM

• #5

You can always just register again. They will not come looking for you if you don’t show up.

Alternatively you can always check the details with the helpful volunteers when you’re there. It’s just a method of speeding up the data input - and it certainly does that.