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Question about the guest list in PIR
I'll be attending my nephew's PIR on March 5th. We have informed him that his other aunt can't make it and so I'll be tagging along my son. All in all, there will be 4 of us who will be there for his PIR. I understand that they are allowed 4 guests but my nephew apparently failed to change the guest names as his letter to his Mom implied that he has not included my son in the guest list.
My question is, will this pose any problem? Will I be able to get my son in the venue?
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Permalink Reply by Brenda Sue on
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How old is your son? Not really sure that matters - but just in case.
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Permalink Reply by aunt4navy10 on
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My son is 13. There will still be 4 of us (including my son) who will be attending the PIR. It's just that my other sister can't make it so my son will stand in her place.
Will that rule you mentioned still hold true in our case?
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Permalink Reply by mrsgrace247 on
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I talked with the Recruiter today and asked about the seating. He told me that the Hall is big and no one is turned away. You would think that with all the divorced parents and most of them have probably remarried that they would allow for more tickets. I know my ex and I are both dating someone and we have a daughter. So I am hoping that the boyfriend and the ex's girlfriend get in because I am not giving up my seat.
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