I'm still concerned as to the situation that our permit does not arrive in time and registration goes up.
what do we do?
what do we do?
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Live Programming and Events / Re: Info For Artist Alley Reg
February 16, 2010, 08:59:45 AM
I had a couple questions:
Is it absolutely necessary to get the permit BEFORE we are confirmed for a table?
Not all of us live in California, so we can't just stroll down to the BoE office and get an in person appointment. From past experience it takes a long time to get the form from mail-ins. At the minimum it takes 2 weeks, even in a walk-in for the NYC branch for the BoE.
Can a few people reserve tables for a group and still be seated together?
A lot of my friends are hoping to apply for AA tables this year, and we would probably prefer to be seated near each other. Unfortunately there are a LOT of us and it would be near impossible for one person to shoulder the bill for us just to have us seated together. Would it be ok for say two or three of us to reg for a few of us and then still be seated together?
Is it absolutely necessary to get the permit BEFORE we are confirmed for a table?
Not all of us live in California, so we can't just stroll down to the BoE office and get an in person appointment. From past experience it takes a long time to get the form from mail-ins. At the minimum it takes 2 weeks, even in a walk-in for the NYC branch for the BoE.
Can a few people reserve tables for a group and still be seated together?
A lot of my friends are hoping to apply for AA tables this year, and we would probably prefer to be seated near each other. Unfortunately there are a LOT of us and it would be near impossible for one person to shoulder the bill for us just to have us seated together. Would it be ok for say two or three of us to reg for a few of us and then still be seated together?
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