UKBA biometric information appointment exception

Hello everyone. Let me introduce myself I live in UK and on a PSW visa and applied for tier1 enterpreneur visa in December 2012. We are three spplicant for tier1 entrepreneur visa it is me and my two dependants, my wife and my son who is one and half years old.
In the mid of January 2013 we have received our biometric invitation letter for all the applicant, so by the end of Jan. 2013 we went for our biometric enrollment at a postoffice and enroll for biometric for myself and my wife but were unable to take picture of our son because he was crying and we have tried few times for his picture to be take but unable to do so. The postoffice stuff said they can not take the picture of the baby while he is crying.
So, we have email to ukba AppointmentExceptions@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk for further information and procedure for biometric enrolment for our baby. They then send me an email in next day stating that I will be receiving our new biometric invitation letter for our baby as earliest as possible. After that one month has gone we are still waiting for the letter and send an email to AppointmentExceptions@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk that we have not received the biometric letter yet but have not get a reply and still waiting and so not know what to do.
So, anyone please tell me what to do next! Shall I still wait or wait until the letter comes? Do you think that our application will be processed as normal or ukba will wait until the biometric if our baby is taken. If anyone know something about the matter please let me know.
Thanking you

Keep chasing them through email. Other than this, I think there is nothing much you can do here.

For how long was the baby crying? You should have waited for the baby to stop crying... even it took you guys half a day.

Anyways, they can only be reached via email. Just keep on emailing them after every two days... Until they reply back.

I think children under 11 are exempted from biometrics, please check and confirm

No one is exempted from Biomatrics. Even 10 day child needs to appear for it!

As far as I know children under age of 6 don't need to provide finger prints. They just need to provide digital photograph. Correct me if I am wrong.

Hi

Anyone under the of 6 is NOT required to Give finger prints for BRP.

source.

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=ca ... WWWf2vUM1Q

Regards

Unprofessional

khan_81 wrote:As far as I know children under age of 6 don't need to provide finger prints. They just need to provide digital photograph. Correct me if I am wrong.

agreed that they don't need to provide finger prints but must go for photograph......
well just an advice instead of sending them email give them a call as I had some problem with my son's Bio letter I rang them and they issued a letter at same day..... the contact number is on the letter
all the best

But still do they need to appear for picture???? Right? What I wanted to say (in the context of this post) is that everyone needs to go to PostOffice/UKBA including the children under the age of 6. Its not like they dont receive biomatric invitation letter from home office.

Hi

Word someone used was "Fingerprint" not "picture"

so i took the meaning as i read.

Thanks

unprofessional

Hi,

My situation might give you an idea.

I applied on 3rd of January 2013 with wife and daughter and received our biometrics letter on 26th January. My daughter's DOB was wrong on the letter. I have requested for a new letter on 28th January 2013 by calling the 08706067766 and went ahead with myself and my wife's biometric enrollment. I received the call from case worker on 6th feb 2013 asking about the reason for missing biometric enrollment for my daughter. I explained the situation to him. He approved our case and sent us the passport and other documents on the same day. My self and my wife received BRP shortly after that. Here comes the hardest part...

I have not received my daughter's corrected letter for more than 15 working days. I've sent an email to the AppointmentExceptions@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk address and received the response in couple of days that they have referred to the relevant team.

On Feb 15 2013 i received the call from case worker again and was told that my daughter letter was dispatched on 14th Feb and asked me to write to him once we enroll the biometric to issue the BRP for my daughter.

I did not receive the letter again even after another 10 days. I have called the 08706067766 on 25th Feb again and came to know that the letter was sent to my previous address(i lived there more than 18 months ago). They raised a new request again the same day. In the mean while i also sent 3 emails to AppointmentExceptions@homeoffice.gsi.gov.uk . I did not receive any response from them as i got in the first time.

Again another week has gone and still no letter, i sent a written letter to case worker on 4th Mar asking him to sort out the issue(Recorded signed for 1st class). The letter was delivered today. I again called today (5th Mar) the 08706067766 and asked the status. the lady managed to talk to the relevant department and assured that the letter will be sent either today or tomorrow.

The Approval letter for my daughter too had wrong DOB and title (master instead of miss). I've requested to re-issue the letter to the case worker in the same letter i've sent him on 4th Mar.

Still fingers Crossed.. I will keep you posted on any updates.

Only advise i can give you here is keep calling the 0870*number and sent repeated emails.

Hi rarun53 did you apply in country application?

Yes,In country Tier 1 General Extension.

rarun53 wrote:Yes,In country Tier 1 General Extension.

Sent a message, look in your inbox.

Finally received daughter's biometric letter on 13-Mar-2013 dated 05-Mar-2013 (took 7 working days to arrive).

Enrolled biometrics on 16-Mar-2013. Sent a letter to case worker on 18-Mar-2013. received BRP card on 28-Mar-2013.

Finally All done

One more question
Was your daughters application part of yours ? Did you still go and submit your wife’s passport etc before your daughters issue was resolved ? How did you do that please

Gupta rd wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 14, 2018 9:05 am

One more question
Was your daughters application part of yours ? Did you still go and submit your wife’s passport etc before your daughters issue was resolved ? How did you do that please

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