What does RVSP mean in COMMUNITY

RVSP stands for Reserved for Very Special Person. It is an acronym or abbreviation used to designate someone who requires special attention and/or treatment.

Any individual or group of people who require special attention or treatment in order to achieve a desired outcome can be considered an RVSP. This could include those with a physical, mental, emotional, or educational need; VIPs; and dignitaries.

Depending on the needs of the person or group, they may receive preferential access to resources, accommodations, and services such as priority seating, expedited security screening, and priority service.

To determine whether you qualify as an RVSP, it is best to contact your local government office or the organization that provides the service you are seeking to inquire about their policies and procedures regarding special services for Very Special Persons.

It depends on the specific service being requested. In some cases there may be additional fees associated with receiving special services. It is best to check with the provider of the service in advance in order to determine what costs may apply.

Generally speaking most providers of services allow preferential treatment as long as necessary within reason. However it is advised that you check with your provider before applying for these services in order to ensure that you meet all applicable requirements and understand any potential time limits that might apply.

Depending on the service being requested you may need additional documentation such as medical records or proof of identity in order to receive preferential treatment under the designation of Very Special Person (RVSP). Check with your provider prior requesting this type of accommodation in order to learn more about what documents may be required.

As with any type of privilege or benefit there is always some risk involved when using this designation. For example, if a person does not fully qualify under their provider’s criteria they could lose access to certain resources and benefits temporarily or permanently depending on the discretion of the governing body providing them access. That said, properly following all protocols should minimize any risks posed when claiming Very Special Person status.

Yes providing that all protocols have been adhered too it is possible to use one's reserved very special person privileges multiple times provided they meet all necessary qualifications each time they request access.