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Hyatt biennial - when do we get points?

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I'm in ROFR for a biennial unit - not holding my breath :) Just want to double check when the points are available for use.

Its a biennial even. So first deeded usage is 2018. I'm OK with that. My understanding to the Hyatt system is that I get access to the points one year prior to my deeded week. So, if my first usage is, say, March 1, 2018 then I would get access to my points on March 1, 2017. I could then use those points to book my home week in March of 2018. But, could I also use the points to book December 2017? I think the answer is yes, but want to double check.

Read/researched enough to get the HRPP, CUP, and LCUP concepts, just trying to apply it to biennial.
 
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Once you have access to your HRPP points you can book anything that is available internally.

You may have to pay your MF early to book a reservation in December 2017 as per your example.
 
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DAman said:
Once you have access to your HRPP points you can book anything that is available internally.

You may have to pay your MF early to book a reservation in December 2017 as per your example.
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Thanks! Paying early isn't as issues, as long as I can* :)

edit: * I meant "can book it" not "can pay it"
 
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LurkerBee said:
I'm in ROFR for a biennial unit - not holding my breath :) Just want to double check when the points are available for use.

Its a biennial even. So first deeded usage is 2018. I'm OK with that. My understanding to the Hyatt system is that I get access to the points one year prior to my deeded week. So, if my first usage is, say, March 1, 2018 then I would get access to my points on March 1, 2017. I could then use those points to book my home week in March of 2018. But, could I also use the points to book December 2017? I think the answer is yes, but want to double check.

Read/researched enough to get the HRPP, CUP, and LCUP concepts, just trying to apply it to biennial.
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DAman is correct, As long as you pay your MF's you can book, use the points some where else
 
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