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- Time of past OR future Camino
- Camino Frances, July (2014); Salkantay Trek (Peru), July 2016; Camino Portugues, June 2017
Greetings!
OK, silly question but...in light of reading recent threads that address the requirement of using an “official” credencial, does it matter what year the credencial was issued? For example, my wife and I were planning to go back for a second Camino Frances this year. We received the official credencials and were getting ready for the trip, but circumstances forced us to delay the trip, then eventually cancel altogether for this year. So, we now have official credencials and are making plans to try again in 2019. I know it’s a silly question, but are we required to have credencials that were issued in the year of the trip, or can we use our 2018 creds? I’m trying not to run afoul of the rules and be unpleasantly surprised in SdC at the Pilgrim Office! There is no “issue date” on the passport, but the cover seems to change every year. Does this matter? (Clearly I tend to overthink things just a bit...)
OK, silly question but...in light of reading recent threads that address the requirement of using an “official” credencial, does it matter what year the credencial was issued? For example, my wife and I were planning to go back for a second Camino Frances this year. We received the official credencials and were getting ready for the trip, but circumstances forced us to delay the trip, then eventually cancel altogether for this year. So, we now have official credencials and are making plans to try again in 2019. I know it’s a silly question, but are we required to have credencials that were issued in the year of the trip, or can we use our 2018 creds? I’m trying not to run afoul of the rules and be unpleasantly surprised in SdC at the Pilgrim Office! There is no “issue date” on the passport, but the cover seems to change every year. Does this matter? (Clearly I tend to overthink things just a bit...)