<prompt> Human: The company I interviewed at offered to pay for my travel expenses after first two successful interviewing rounds. They wanted me to pay for a flight 150 to reimburse me afterwards. It went well and they called back to hire me and later emailed for additional info. I responded that Ive got an invoice for the flight and if I can send it over for them to pay it back. The response just contained additional info and ignored me asking about the flight payment.Im not sure if they overlooked by accident or on purpose but it seems awkward to ask again. Should I? nbsp;EDIT: As more people suggested to sort this in person, I wont start until October 1st. Also, its small tech company and Im talking directly to the founder through emails.EDIT 2: Summing up all advice here. After officially hired, Ill contact a person that promised to reimburse all travel expenses to ask something in the lines of Who can I contact for the interview travel reimbursement weve discussed earlier or Ill just leave it as it is, not trying to be cheap before the 1st day.EDIT 3: Just woke up to the email for more info to get all sorted. There is apparently another person responsible for finances as you correctly suggested.  <response>: I dont think theyre purposefully ignoring you. Usually offer letters go through different departments than reimbursement, so your request might just be going through a different person. They may also just be rolling your reimbursement into your 1st pay check.Stay friendly, if your in contact with anyone over the offer letter, ask them who you contact for travel reimbursement 