If you’re in the US, don’t expect your nearest Apple Store to reopen anytime soon. In a memo obtained by Bloomberg, Apple SVP Deirdre O’Brien told retail employees that its retail stores will remain closed until early May due to the coronavirus outbreak. The company’s work-from-home procedures will also stay in place for all its offices.Apple closed all its stores outside of Greater China in March shortly after the World Health Organization officially declared COVID-19 as a pandemic. Its original plan was to reopen on March 27th until it posted a message on its website telling customers that its stores will remain closed “until further notice.” A previous internal memo from O’Brien notified staff members that Apple could start reopening stores in early April, but that won’t be possible with stay-at-home orders still in place across the US. In case you left your device with Apple for repair before the COVID-19-related shutdowns happened, that means you’ll have to wait a bit longer to retrieve it. O’Brien said the company is monitoring local conditions for all its facilities on a daily basis, though, and that it will make reopening decisions based on thorough reviews and the “latest guidance from local governments and public health experts.”