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BRP cards are delivered by DX Courier not Royal Mail. Some courier drivers asked for signatures, others don't.letitbe wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:42 pmHello all,
Could you please help me with the question regarding the receiving of BRP via post. Does it require a signature or will it simply be left at the post box? If the former is there a way to change the address to a work address for example (after the application itself) as definitely when the postman arrives I will be at work.. I believe there is no way to contact Royal mail so they inform in advance if the postman will arrive today or not..
Thanks and good luck everyone!
Thank you for your answer! Is there any way to track it? I have checked my application and there is nothing that could point into tracking number or similar.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:51 pmBRP cards are delivered by DX Courier not Royal Mail. Some courier drivers asked for signatures, others don't.letitbe wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:42 pmHello all,
Could you please help me with the question regarding the receiving of BRP via post. Does it require a signature or will it simply be left at the post box? If the former is there a way to change the address to a work address for example (after the application itself) as definitely when the postman arrives I will be at work.. I believe there is no way to contact Royal mail so they inform in advance if the postman will arrive today or not..
Thanks and good luck everyone!
You will need to phone them, that is assuming your application has been successful and you have received an approval letter from HO. BRP cards are delivered 7-10 days after approval and are dispatched from Wales.letitbe wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:59 pmThank you for your answer! Is there any way to track it? I have checked my application and there is nothing that could point into tracking number or similar.CR001 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:51 pmBRP cards are delivered by DX Courier not Royal Mail. Some courier drivers asked for signatures, others don't.letitbe wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:42 pmHello all,
Could you please help me with the question regarding the receiving of BRP via post. Does it require a signature or will it simply be left at the post box? If the former is there a way to change the address to a work address for example (after the application itself) as definitely when the postman arrives I will be at work.. I believe there is no way to contact Royal mail so they inform in advance if the postman will arrive today or not..
Thanks and good luck everyone!
DGTIND wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:16 pmJust had an email confirming that my ILR has been granted. I had submitted my application on 17th Dec and Biometrics on 27th Dec.
Not really happy with the service but ofcourse relieved. I wish everyone waiting get thier ILR soon.
I can tell you from my experience that please get in touch with your MP if you are waiting from a long time. That definitely helps!
Good luck everyone
This is what I put in my subject line of emailhopeforall9 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 5:41 pmcan I ask for those that escalated the situation with their MP what did you use in the subject line when you sent it to them?
jingaboys wrote: ↑Tue Feb 05, 2019 3:27 pmI'm so happy to share the news that I just got the decision email saying that ILR has been granted for us.
I'll consolidate my timeline below for reference.
Online Application submitted and documents uploaded: 21 Jan 2019
Biometrics submitted at UKVCAS Premium Lounge, Mark Lane, London: 28 Jan 2019
First escalation via phone: 31 Jan 2019
Complaint Email sent : 4th Feb 2019
Emailed MP: 5th Feb 1:30pm
Decision email received: 5th Feb 14:56pm
Now waiting for the formal decision letter and BRPs.
jingaboys wrote: ↑Wed Jan 30, 2019 1:44 pmI applied for an ILR via Tier 2 (5 years rule), for me, my wife and child and here are my timelines.
Online Application submitted: 21 Jan 2019
Biometrics submitted at UKVCAS Premium Lounge, London: 28 Jan 2019
Still waiting to hear back. Will update once I hear anything.
Hope this helps.
Congrats Charmy, did you include the Consent for HO to verify form in your Set M application?charmy244 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 1:36 pmI just want to share my experience here ! I applied for SET-M Super priority service. I just want to let everyone know that I booked free available appointment with UKVCAS and did not buy any extra services. I uploaded all of my documents before my biometric appointment. I just think that if you have done your paper work perfectly, You don't need any of their services.
Online Application date : 24th January 2019
Biometric Appointment : 6th February 2019 at 10 AM (took 15 mins to finish everything)
Decision Received Via Email : 7th February at 9.30 AM (within 24 hours )
Waiting for My BRP and decision letter now![]()
Good luck Guys![]()
speedypro wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 5:54 pmCongrats Charmy, did you include the Consent for HO to verify form in your Set M application?charmy244 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 1:36 pmI just want to share my experience here ! I applied for SET-M Super priority service. I just want to let everyone know that I booked free available appointment with UKVCAS and did not buy any extra services. I uploaded all of my documents before my biometric appointment. I just think that if you have done your paper work perfectly, You don't need any of their services.
Online Application date : 24th January 2019
Biometric Appointment : 6th February 2019 at 10 AM (took 15 mins to finish everything)
Decision Received Via Email : 7th February at 9.30 AM (within 24 hours )
Waiting for My BRP and decision letter now![]()
Good luck Guys![]()
Cheers. Can I ask what date you put on that form? Pre or post online app? Obviously pre biometrics appointment.charmy244 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 6:19 pmspeedypro wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 5:54 pmCongrats Charmy, did you include the Consent for HO to verify form in your Set M application?charmy244 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 1:36 pmI just want to share my experience here ! I applied for SET-M Super priority service. I just want to let everyone know that I booked free available appointment with UKVCAS and did not buy any extra services. I uploaded all of my documents before my biometric appointment. I just think that if you have done your paper work perfectly, You don't need any of their services.
Online Application date : 24th January 2019
Biometric Appointment : 6th February 2019 at 10 AM (took 15 mins to finish everything)
Decision Received Via Email : 7th February at 9.30 AM (within 24 hours )
Waiting for My BRP and decision letter now![]()
Good luck Guys![]()
Yes I did include consent form which I downloaded from homeoffice website. You can easily find that. And I also included family declaration which I downloaded at the time of my application submission.
Hi I too recevied the same as amyabaker, "your application has been decided and you will receive your decision letter in due course, thank you for using our super priority service" (but today is the 3rd day, so apparantly even today it has not been confirmed if the application is approved ) Please anyone else with super priority service receiving an email from decision maker home office, stating only application decided, what was the decision letter that came and after how many days? thank you in advance, please do reply, very anxiousamyabaker wrote: ↑Mon Jan 07, 2019 3:02 pmHi mumbai2003, can you let me know what the email said that you received? Mine said "your application for indefinite leave to remain has now been decided" but not approved/denied explicitly. Is this what yours said?mumbai2003 wrote: ↑Mon Jan 07, 2019 10:15 amHi All,
Please find below the timeline for my wife's ILR Set (m) visa application
Submmision Date: 31st December 2018
Criteria: ILR Set (m)
Application Type: Super Priority
Appointment: 09:30 on 5th January 2019
Location: Premium Lounge London
Decision Date: 7th January 2019
Decision Delivery: Email
BRP & Confirmation Letter: Avaited
A huge burden has been lifted and can now look forward to the future without anymore hassle
Congratulations! It’s a big relief for you. I had applied for my biometrics and still waiting. Hopefully not too long now.DGTIND wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 2:16 pmJust had an email confirming that my ILR has been granted. I had submitted my application on 17th Dec and Biometrics on 27th Dec.
Not really happy with the service but ofcourse relieved. I wish everyone waiting get thier ILR soon.
I can tell you from my experience that please get in touch with your MP if you are waiting from a long time. That definitely helps!
Good luck everyone
Hi,hdave01 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 5:47 pmThis is what I put in my subject line of emailhopeforall9 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 5:41 pmcan I ask for those that escalated the situation with their MP what did you use in the subject line when you sent it to them?
“Assistance Request: Indefinite Leave to Remain Application with UK Visas and Immigration [Case ID: xxxxxxxx]”
hopeforall9 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 4:07 pmThis is my current timeline:
Online Application submitted and documents uploaded: 18 Jan 2019
Biometrics submitted at UKVCAS Premium Lounge, Mark Lane, London: 25 Jan 2019 @11:30am
First escalation via phone: 1 Feb 2019
Complaint Email sent : 4th Feb 2019
Emailed MP: 4th Feb 2019 @ 5pm
Called again: 5th Feb 2019 around noon
Second escalation via phone: 7 Feb 2019 around noon
This was a rather interesting experience as I ended up having to call twice to get it escalated. The first time I got a really rude guy on the phone who said the generic email I had gotten before (the one that only said I was able to get a refund if it wasn't dealt with in 24 hours) was an adequate update to the status of my application. When I asked him to explain how exactly that email gives me a status update that I am not reading it correctly, that he would not help me and that this phone call was a waste of his valuable time before he just hung up. Needless to say, he did startle me a bit with his rather aggressive nature.
But I decided to give the line a call back a second and got a very helpful lady who was more than happy to escalate it for the second time. This time, she took down a bunch of information, including that I needed an urgent reply since I am supposed to travel on the 20th of February on a work-related trip and the reason I applied for the 24-hour service when I did. She also gave me a reference number in relation to the escalation and said to call back if I don't get a sufficient update by noon on Tuesday. I asked her about the original email I had received and she said it wasn't an update, but just a generic email that gets sent out when an escalation gets raised. So the lady I spoke to the second time I called seemed to genuinely try to help and I did like the fact that I was given a reference number this time. Not sure if it will do anything helpful, but all I can do is hope.
Email decision: waiting
Approval letter: waiting
BRP: waiting
Fingers crossed that I get some news very soon, as well as everyone else waiting.
Can you please tell me what was your FLR(M) visa expiry date. I want to know if the online application date is date of submission or is it biometrics appointment date, just trying to figure out the date to submit my application so it is within 28 days. I am thinking to submit my application online 45 days before my flrm visa expiry and book the free biometrics appointment within 28 days.charmy244 wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 1:36 pmI just want to share my experience here ! I applied for SET-M Super priority service. I just want to let everyone know that I booked free available appointment with UKVCAS and did not buy any extra services. I uploaded all of my documents before my biometric appointment. I just think that if you have done your paper work perfectly, You don't need any of their services.
Online Application date : 24th January 2019
Biometric Appointment : 6th February 2019 at 10 AM (took 15 mins to finish everything)
Decision Received Via Email : 7th February at 9.30 AM (within 24 hours )
Waiting for My BRP and decision letter now![]()
Good luck Guys![]()
Runmir wrote: ↑Thu Feb 07, 2019 8:45 pmHi,
But I dont have Case ID , What I need to include in my email to MP to enable him to track my application. I have only got Ref number when I paid the fee.
Anyone's help will be much appreciated.
I will write straight to my MP. No escalation done not even a call to UKVI. 24 hours+ 5 working days [ right time to start ] is over by Saturday Morning.
Thanks for your help.
Hi Amyabakeramyabaker wrote: ↑Thu Jan 03, 2019 11:47 pmHello, would anyone be kind enough to copy and paste the confirmation email they got from the Home Office after using the Super Priority Service? I applied for Set (M) today in Croydon on the 5 year spouse route and got a very cryptic email from Home Office on the same day. See below:
I’m pleased to confirm that your application for indefinite leave to remain has now been decided. You will receive your decision letter in due course. Thank you for using our super priority service.
I’m tying to decipher why they didn’t just tell me outright whether my application was approved or not. And no mention of the BRP ... Hmmm.
Hoping someone can help me! I’m quite worried.