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# Amend Stay
Steps to amend the guest stay
1. Go to **Front Office** >>**Front Desk >> Amend stay.**
2. Click on the **Amend Stay Menu**
3. Select the magnifier icon in the Room Number field to search for the room that requires amendment.
4. When a room is selected, the reservation details populate automatically. The original departure date appears highlighted with a pink flag.
5. Choose the new departure date using either the calendar or the date field on the screen.
4\. Once the new departure date is selected, provide the reason for the amendment in the Reason field located at the bottom of the Amend screen.
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