CCUSA Flight option Clause Samples

The CCUSA Flight Option clause establishes the terms under which participants may opt to have their travel arrangements managed by CCUSA. Typically, this clause outlines the process for selecting, booking, and paying for flights through the organization's designated channels, and may specify deadlines, eligibility, or additional fees associated with this service. By providing a structured option for travel arrangements, the clause ensures participants have access to coordinated and reliable transportation, reducing logistical challenges and clarifying responsibilities for both parties.
CCUSA Flight option. €300. The acceptance payment is due within 15 days of acceptance and before you attend your visa appointment at the U.S. Consulate.
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CCUSA Flight option. CCUSA reserves the right to restrict the flight option you may choose after reviewing your application. The CCUSA flight option might not be available to all participants.
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CCUSA Flight option. You must arrange and pay for your own transportation to the designated CCUSA departure airport in Budapest (surcharge may apply).
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CCUSA Flight option. €300. The acceptance payment is due by 1st March 2016 and before you attend your visa appointment at the U.S. Consulate. If full payment is not received by March 1st 2016, you will incur a non-refundable €50 surcharge. Discounted acceptance fees and conditions: • Acceptance fee discount of: €100 if your complete application is accepted by the CCUSA head office before 1st December 2015 • Acceptance fee discount of: €55 if your complete application is accepted by the CCUSA head office after 1st December 2015 and before 15th February 2016. You can switch from the CCUSA Flight Option to the Own Flight Option until 25th February 2016. You must request this in writing. If you are placed already you will also need approval from your camp. Your fees and pocket money category will change accordingly.
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CCUSA Flight option. €455. The acceptance payment is due within 15 days of acceptance and before you attend your visa appointment at the U.S. Consulate. If full payment is not received within 15 days of acceptance, you will incur a non- refundable €50 surcharge. Discount: (for First Time applicants only, not including Pre-Placements). If your application and acceptance fees are paid and your application is completed is accepted by your local CCUSA office by 31 December 2016, you will receive a discount of €99 on your acceptance fee.
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