Tier 1 (PR) by Post

[Aviator111]

Hearing stories of ppl not being given decision on same day despite shelling £1377 for it. They are asked to wait for a week or so.

Thinking seriously to send my application by Post (all dox r clean) n save abt £400.

What are the waiting time scales for postal applications? Any info, idea or past experience? Thanks in advance.

[zabizabi]

hi,
the visa process system is very fast nowadays. it may take 3 to 4 weeks,my process took 14 days,it depend on your case and documents, be honest to them and you will get a very positive feedback from them

[zabizabi]

hi,
the visa process system is very fast nowadays. it may take 3 to 4 weeks,my process took 14 days,it depend on your case and documents, be honest to them and you will get a very positive feedback from them

[Aviator111]

hi,
the visa process system is very fast nowadays. it may take 3 to 4 weeks,my process took 14 days,it depend on your case and documents, be honest to them and you will get a very positive feedback from them

Thanks

[ali_asad_pk]

it is not about fast visa processing times these days, much depend on your luck and CW you are assigned,

I have seen people getting BRP on third day of their PEO appointment but I also know people who are still waiting for BRP after 3 weeks of same PEO's appointment

One week of acknowledgment and then one week of BioMatrics alone, how could your case processed in 14 days? is it 14 days after Biomatrics or including everything?

[Aviator111]

it is not about fast visa processing times these days, much depend on your luck and CW you are assigned,

I have seen people getting BRP on third day of their PEO appointment but I also know people who are still waiting for BRP after 3 weeks of same PEO's appointment

One week of acknowledgment and then one week of BioMatrics alone, how could your case processed in 14 days? is it 14 days after Biomatrics or including everything?

True. I hv a friend who paid PEO £ two weeks ago n he's still waiting 4 d decision.