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I am. I've applied on Monday 21st October at 11am with Super Priority service in London. Have not received anything at all yet, it has been 48 hours. The only message I received was from UKVCAS that they have submitted my information.
Following to my previous posting, I have received my decision letter and BRP card today on the 23rd Oct 2019, 2 days after I went for the Biometrics intake appointment.hoho0731 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 6:49 pmI’m more than impressed by the super priority service! Being a user of the forum, I would like to make some contribution as well. Below is my case and hope it will be useful for the applicants:
ILR Route : tier 2 to ILR
Online form submission and payment: 17/10/2019
Biometrics intake appointment - 10 am 21/10/2019 via premium service
Approval email: 16:00 on the 21/10/2019 (same day!!)
Decision letter received: 23/10/2019
BRP Card : 23/10/2019
Thanks very much for the HO decision maker for the swift decision!! Well done!!
That's really great!hoho0731 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 5:40 pmFollowing to my previous posting, I have received my decision letter and BRP card today on the 23rd Oct 2019, 2 days after I went for the Biometrics intake appointment.hoho0731 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 6:49 pmI’m more than impressed by the super priority service! Being a user of the forum, I would like to make some contribution as well. Below is my case and hope it will be useful for the applicants:
ILR Route : tier 2 to ILR
Online form submission and payment: 17/10/2019
Biometrics intake appointment - 10 am 21/10/2019 via premium service
Approval email: 16:00 on the 21/10/2019 (same day!!)
Decision letter received: 23/10/2019
BRP Card : 23/10/2019
Thanks very much for the HO decision maker for the swift decision!! Well done!!
I am amazed by the speed of the super priority service and would say it definitely worth the price!
hoho0731 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 5:40 pmFollowing to my previous posting, I have received my decision letter and BRP card today on the 23rd Oct 2019, 2 days after I went for the Biometrics intake appointment.hoho0731 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 6:49 pmI’m more than impressed by the super priority service! Being a user of the forum, I would like to make some contribution as well. Below is my case and hope it will be useful for the applicants:
ILR Route : tier 2 to ILR
Online form submission and payment: 17/10/2019
Biometrics intake appointment - 10 am 21/10/2019 via premium service
Approval email: 16:00 on the 21/10/2019 (same day!!)
Decision letter received: 23/10/2019
BRP Card : 23/10/2019
Thanks very much for the HO decision maker for the swift decision!! Well done!!
I am amazed by the speed of the super priority service and would say it definitely worth the price!
Yes, this needs a signature.adisays wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 7:45 pmThat's really great!hoho0731 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 5:40 pmFollowing to my previous posting, I have received my decision letter and BRP card today on the 23rd Oct 2019, 2 days after I went for the Biometrics intake appointment.hoho0731 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 6:49 pmI’m more than impressed by the super priority service! Being a user of the forum, I would like to make some contribution as well. Below is my case and hope it will be useful for the applicants:
ILR Route : tier 2 to ILR
Online form submission and payment: 17/10/2019
Biometrics intake appointment - 10 am 21/10/2019 via premium service
Approval email: 16:00 on the 21/10/2019 (same day!!)
Decision letter received: 23/10/2019
BRP Card : 23/10/2019
Thanks very much for the HO decision maker for the swift decision!! Well done!!
I am amazed by the speed of the super priority service and would say it definitely worth the price!
I'm hoping since I got my approval email a bit over two hours after I attended the appointment I will also get my BRP card soon. However they are sending it to my home address and I work in an office during the day. Did you / someone have to be home to sign for it?
Normally, the approval letter is sent via royal mail and BRP through DX. We recently missed the approval letter, which also needed a signature.Jonu25 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 8:14 pmHi,
Did you receive it by royalmail or DX?
Thankshoho0731 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 5:40 pmFollowing to my previous posting, I have received my decision letter and BRP card today on the 23rd Oct 2019, 2 days after I went for the Biometrics intake appointment.hoho0731 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 6:49 pmI’m more than impressed by the super priority service! Being a user of the forum, I would like to make some contribution as well. Below is my case and hope it will be useful for the applicants:
ILR Route : tier 2 to ILR
Online form submission and payment: 17/10/2019
Biometrics intake appointment - 10 am 21/10/2019 via premium service
Approval email: 16:00 on the 21/10/2019 (same day!!)
Decision letter received: 23/10/2019
BRP Card : 23/10/2019
Thanks very much for the HO decision maker for the swift decision!! Well done!!
I am amazed by the speed of the super priority service and would say it definitely worth the price!
Hey, yes I got the approval today morning at 9:30am. Felt relieved to get it. I'm sure all those waiting will get it as well, don't forget that this is peak season.lily1994 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 10:40 amI am. I've applied on Monday 21st October at 11am with Super Priority service in London. Have not received anything at all yet, it has been 48 hours. The only message I received was from UKVCAS that they have submitted my information.
Have you heard anything yet?
tier21419 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 8:24 pmYes, this needs a signature.adisays wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 7:45 pmThat's really great!hoho0731 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 5:40 pmFollowing to my previous posting, I have received my decision letter and BRP card today on the 23rd Oct 2019, 2 days after I went for the Biometrics intake appointment.hoho0731 wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2019 6:49 pmI’m more than impressed by the super priority service! Being a user of the forum, I would like to make some contribution as well. Below is my case and hope it will be useful for the applicants:
ILR Route : tier 2 to ILR
Online form submission and payment: 17/10/2019
Biometrics intake appointment - 10 am 21/10/2019 via premium service
Approval email: 16:00 on the 21/10/2019 (same day!!)
Decision letter received: 23/10/2019
BRP Card : 23/10/2019
Thanks very much for the HO decision maker for the swift decision!! Well done!!
I am amazed by the speed of the super priority service and would say it definitely worth the price!
I'm hoping since I got my approval email a bit over two hours after I attended the appointment I will also get my BRP card soon. However they are sending it to my home address and I work in an office during the day. Did you / someone have to be home to sign for it?
You could also try their online chat option. I have used that many times. They will ask for postcode and tracking number, just give them your postcode and tell them that you don't have a tracking number.
What's your nationality? I applied 9am Tues 22nd Oct London premium lounge, received a text at 7pm noticing that my info is submitted to ukvi. Haven't heard anything yet even I paid for super priority service. I checked the right to work but it hasn't changed. You have any updates?lily1994 wrote: ↑Wed Oct 23, 2019 10:40 amI am. I've applied on Monday 21st October at 11am with Super Priority service in London. Have not received anything at all yet, it has been 48 hours. The only message I received was from UKVCAS that they have submitted my information.
Have you heard anything yet?
Jonu25 had an excellent tip for those of you waiting for your BRP. On Thursday afternoon I managed to get through DX and they gave me a tracking number which indicated my card was due to be delivered today. I had them redirect to the office and it had arrived (signed for by reception) before 9am this morning.Jonu25 wrote: ↑Thu Oct 24, 2019 2:02 pmHi just found out by Calling DX that my delivery is due tomorrow they also gave me the tracking no so what I did is rescheduled the delivery to my work address using the tracking no for tomorrow. So contact DX if your are worried about missing the delivery to get tracking no and find out the delivery date.
Why should it be 5 days?? When you have paid £800 for a bloody reason to get a reply (final decision or not) within 24 hours or next working day. How are they allowed to get away with it? More money they charge for super priority so more staff should be there covering those applications. They robbing all of us with these extortionate fees and still cant deliver.pr1 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 9:30 amI applied for Tier-2 Change of employer using Super Priority service. The application was made by the new employer's lawyer.
Application Date: 11th Oct 19
Biometrics Date: 21st Oct 19
Neither he nor I have received any email. I had called UKVI yesterday and they said maybe there is a backlog as we are receiving lots of enquiries about delays. So I was relieved.
But I can see in this thead that lot of people who submitted biometrics after me have already received the approval emails. So I am again worried now why I haven't received any communication.
I had a straightforward application. Only thing I am worried is that I had not submitted Change of Circumstances after I renewed my Pakistani Passport and after I moved houses. But the lawyer says that this shouldn't affect the application.
The call centre advised that I should contact after 5 working days on 29th Oct 19 if I haven't received any communication by then.
BRP comes to your address not your lawyer or representative. Good luck
I think 5 day things is a standard reply in case of delays. They will mostly refund the fees. But refund is not a concern for me personally as the new employer has paid the fees in my case, so they will have to do the chasing for refund if they wish.Neebwon wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 9:38 amWhy should it be 5 days?? When you have paid £800 for a bloody reason to get a reply (final decision or not) within 24 hours or next working day. How are they allowed to get away with it? More money they charge for super priority so more staff should be there covering those applications. They robbing all of us with these extortionate fees and still cant deliver.pr1 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 9:30 amI applied for Tier-2 Change of employer using Super Priority service. The application was made by the new employer's lawyer.
Application Date: 11th Oct 19
Biometrics Date: 21st Oct 19
Neither he nor I have received any email. I had called UKVI yesterday and they said maybe there is a backlog as we are receiving lots of enquiries about delays. So I was relieved.
But I can see in this thead that lot of people who submitted biometrics after me have already received the approval emails. So I am again worried now why I haven't received any communication.
I had a straightforward application. Only thing I am worried is that I had not submitted Change of Circumstances after I renewed my Pakistani Passport and after I moved houses. But the lawyer says that this shouldn't affect the application.
The call centre advised that I should contact after 5 working days on 29th Oct 19 if I haven't received any communication by then.
That’s the reason behind HO getting away with it, its not 5 days standard reply in case of delay. They shouldn’t dish out super priority service If they don’t have enough staff to complete the requests. On their website it clearly says 5 days process £500 in which you get a reply in 5 working days of the biometric appointment. £800 for super priority in which you will get a reply in one working day. Problem is that mostly people aren’t bothered about the refunds after they receive a ‘positive’ decision days or weeks later or their employers have paid the fees. Hence the attitude from HO, who cares about them they dont care once we give them the decision they want.pr1 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 9:44 amI think 5 day things is a standard reply in case of delays. They will mostly refund the fees. But refund is not a concern for me personally as the new employer has paid the fees in my case, so they will have to do the chasing for refund if they wish.Neebwon wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 9:38 amWhy should it be 5 days?? When you have paid £800 for a bloody reason to get a reply (final decision or not) within 24 hours or next working day. How are they allowed to get away with it? More money they charge for super priority so more staff should be there covering those applications. They robbing all of us with these extortionate fees and still cant deliver.pr1 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 26, 2019 9:30 amI applied for Tier-2 Change of employer using Super Priority service. The application was made by the new employer's lawyer.
Application Date: 11th Oct 19
Biometrics Date: 21st Oct 19
Neither he nor I have received any email. I had called UKVI yesterday and they said maybe there is a backlog as we are receiving lots of enquiries about delays. So I was relieved.
But I can see in this thead that lot of people who submitted biometrics after me have already received the approval emails. So I am again worried now why I haven't received any communication.
I had a straightforward application. Only thing I am worried is that I had not submitted Change of Circumstances after I renewed my Pakistani Passport and after I moved houses. But the lawyer says that this shouldn't affect the application.
The call centre advised that I should contact after 5 working days on 29th Oct 19 if I haven't received any communication by then.
Yes I understand the frustration. I never let businesses or any organisation get away with these things. I have complained about bad letting agents, bad service in Currys Digital, etc. in the past and have got compensation for the distress several times. So yes, people should fight for justice.That’s the reason behind HO getting away with it, its not 5 days standard reply in case of delay. They shouldn’t dish out super priority service If they don’t have enough staff to complete the requests. On their website it clearly says 5 days process £500 in which you get a reply in 5 working days of the biometric appointment. £800 for super priority in which you will get a reply in one working day. Problem is that mostly people aren’t bothered about the refunds after they receive a ‘positive’ decision days or weeks later or their employers have paid the fees. Hence the attitude from HO, who cares about them they dont care once we give them the decision they want.
has your BRP arrived yet?rkmtrk wrote: ↑Thu Oct 17, 2019 8:49 pmApplied for ILR Route : ILR via Tier 2 General 5 years route and 1 dependant(Super priority)
Date application sent : 14/10/2019
Document received by HO :15/10/2019 (Uploaded online on UKVCAS)
Ack letter received (if applicable) : N/A
Biometric Letter received : N/A
Date Biometrics Enrolled : 16/10/2019 @ 08:00 am @ Glasgow
Payment Debited :14/10/2019
Approval/Refusal Received : Confirmation email came through 17/10/2019 @ 11:56am
BRP Card Received : waiting
Few points to mention:
1) Looks like Right to work website doesn't work anymore to check your status, few minutes before i got the email the website displayed this
'We can't show your record
You will need to prove your right to work by showing an employer your identity document – your EU passport or national identity card, or biometric residence document.'.
2) Email of approval comes from a new email(home.office.atlas at notifications.service.gov.uk) and the format is different, Looks more like a Letter that is sent to home address.
Dear xxxxxxxx
Ref: xxxxxxx(your application number)
Your application for indefinite leave to remain in the UK has been successful.
What happens next
You will receive your Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) by courier within 7 working days. It is your BRP, not this letter, that is the official document that grants you status.
Happy to answer any questions..