Albertans who have flown to Orlando and back

[lpearl]

Hi,
I have a feeling this info is somewhere in another thread, but I'm hoping someone could help please. I'm looking for info on exactly what I need to bring and in what formats to fly into and out of Orlando please.
I have a Asymptomatic COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Screening appt with Shoppers the day before I fly. I have my vaccination status QR code in my Apple wallet from AB health. Do I need to put them in a different format or app to cross the border either direction? I'm looking at booking a Curative/BeeperMD/Walgreens PCR test for 2 days before I fly back. What format do I need to get my negative test in, and where do I upload it?
Thanks

 

[soccerra]

For outgoing, I would have a screenshot & printout of your Alberta Vaccine Record from https://covidrecords.alberta.ca/home . If you have not printed it recently I would do a reprint as it now conforms to whatever the Federal Standard is. Have the printed copy of your Antigen Test stating your negative. We found when checking in it was just easier to hand them all the paperwork as opposed to flipping through on a phone to whatever they needed at the moment. Once we got through Check In the CBP never asked anything when we went through customs beyond the usual questions.
For coming home I would have a screenshot & printout of your Negative PCR (NAAT etc) test. When you check in at the airport they had a WestJet agent checking the test results and putting a "yellow" sticker on our passports. When we got to the counter we provided our Passport, she checked for the sticker and took our luggage. On ArriveCAN there is no where to upload your negative result, you will need to upload your Vaccine Record however. I found it was easiest to do this on a computer with a PDF of the Record beforehand. I can only speak to Calgary (and NEXUS). We arrived at the airport, got our Nexus Receipt, they checked our Nexus receipt, asked (never verified) if we had done ArriveCAN, handed us the Brochure on our Responsibilities after Arrival with regards to Covid (we ended up with a random arrival test and had to go do that). Handed our NEXUS receipt to the agent on the way out of the baggage area. When we left the baggage area there is a Calgary Airport person checking your brochure, if it says to be tested you have to go to another line to deal with that part. If you were not randomly tested then you are FREE.
They track via your passport (or NEXUS) who is chosen for a random test, so if for some reason you get multiple brochure make sure you know who got the test and who didn't if someone was selected.

 

[CanucksRock]

The ArriveCan app allows you to upload your proof of vaccination ahead of time. I downloaded the PDF from the Alberta website to my phone (I used Files app) and uploaded to ArriveCan.

I fly with current rules next week. When I went in Sept, I had paper copy of my antigen results, so I just showed that. On return, when I checked my bags, they checked thatI had ArriveCan completed & negative PCR (I used Walgreens that trip - I just showed result on my phone) I’ll be booking with Curative for my upcoming trip.