E-Docs?

[jodiroadie]

I'm crusing September 6th...Does anyone know, when do you normally get your e-docs?

Thanks for everyone's help!

[Dave]

You should have received them by now. You need to contact your agent or whoever you booked with ASAP.

By the way, you have a Royal Caribbean ship name in your ticker. It should be the Royal Majesty and not Majesty Of The Seas.

[Dave]

Oops! I meant Norwegian Majesty, not Royal Majesty. The ship's original name was Royal Majesty.

[LisaP]

NCL doesn't always send out e-docs. Sometimes, you have to get them yourself. Go to ncl.com, and click on the passport on the lower right. On the next page that opens, there's an area in the middle for online registration and e-docs. You may be able to click on e-docs. If not, try this link. You'll need to have your reservation number handy.

Let us know how it goes.

[jodiroadie]

Thanks Lisa--I got them with your link. I was under the impression per the NCL website that they would e-mail them to me directly, but that was not the case! Oh well, it's done now!

Thanks for all the help!

[Jill SC]

NCL usually e-mails you with the link to get your e-docs, unless you didn't give your address to your agent.

[Orte]

Thank you jodioradie and LisaP, I had the same question. I was able to get my edocs as well. Thank you.