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Hi Priya, did you manage to sort this out and if so, can you advise how you went about the same? I had my private ceremony last Monday (20/11) and when I called the passport office today, they said they don't have any notification from the HO and it can take them up to 21 days to process after receiving the notification. I am concerned that there has been a slip off in the process as reading the forums, people have received their passport within days. I appreciate that they say it is typically 20 working days after attending the ceremony but what I find strange is that there has been no notification to HMPO.priyakute wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2017 10:21 pmHi,
It’s more than 20 days and I have not received passport. I called passport office and they confirmed that they have not received any update from home office.
I called council to check that if they have confirmed back to home office after the ceremony I took on 17th Oct and council confirmed that they have updated home office.but home office has not update hmpo for passport processing
Pls can someone advice how do I contact home office? Is there an contact number or email.
How do I check with home office?
Thanks
Priya
I’m wondering exactly the same...rdee007 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2017 6:29 pmHi Priya, did you manage to sort this out and if so, can you advise how you went about the same? I had my private ceremony last Monday (20/11) and when I called the passport office today, they said they don't have any notification from the HO and it can take them up to 21 days to process after receiving the notification. I am concerned that there has been a slip off in the process as reading the forums, people have received their passport within days. I appreciate that they say it is typically 20 working days after attending the ceremony but what I find strange is that there has been no notification to HMPO.priyakute wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2017 10:21 pmHi,
It’s more than 20 days and I have not received passport. I called passport office and they confirmed that they have not received any update from home office.
I called council to check that if they have confirmed back to home office after the ceremony I took on 17th Oct and council confirmed that they have updated home office.but home office has not update hmpo for passport processing
Pls can someone advice how do I contact home office? Is there an contact number or email.
How do I check with home office?
Thanks
Priya
Thanks!
Hi Kirkerj,kirkerj wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 11:51 pmI’m wondering exactly the same...rdee007 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2017 6:29 pmHi Priya, did you manage to sort this out and if so, can you advise how you went about the same? I had my private ceremony last Monday (20/11) and when I called the passport office today, they said they don't have any notification from the HO and it can take them up to 21 days to process after receiving the notification. I am concerned that there has been a slip off in the process as reading the forums, people have received their passport within days. I appreciate that they say it is typically 20 working days after attending the ceremony but what I find strange is that there has been no notification to HMPO.priyakute wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2017 10:21 pmHi,
It’s more than 20 days and I have not received passport. I called passport office and they confirmed that they have not received any update from home office.
I called council to check that if they have confirmed back to home office after the ceremony I took on 17th Oct and council confirmed that they have updated home office.but home office has not update hmpo for passport processing
Pls can someone advice how do I contact home office? Is there an contact number or email.
How do I check with home office?
Thanks
Priya
Thanks!
Thanks, I called HMPO again-I am in the system-seems to be no problem but passports are taking a bit longer as Christmas. My council advised that she has had to re send the info about my ceremony to the HO about 7 times and I have also emailed HO explaining the situation. Hopefully one of these actions will get things moving.rdee007 wrote: ↑Tue Dec 12, 2017 11:05 amHi Kirkerj,kirkerj wrote: ↑Mon Dec 11, 2017 11:51 pmI’m wondering exactly the same...rdee007 wrote: ↑Tue Nov 28, 2017 6:29 pmHi Priya, did you manage to sort this out and if so, can you advise how you went about the same? I had my private ceremony last Monday (20/11) and when I called the passport office today, they said they don't have any notification from the HO and it can take them up to 21 days to process after receiving the notification. I am concerned that there has been a slip off in the process as reading the forums, people have received their passport within days. I appreciate that they say it is typically 20 working days after attending the ceremony but what I find strange is that there has been no notification to HMPO.priyakute wrote: ↑Mon Nov 06, 2017 10:21 pmHi,
It’s more than 20 days and I have not received passport. I called passport office and they confirmed that they have not received any update from home office.
I called council to check that if they have confirmed back to home office after the ceremony I took on 17th Oct and council confirmed that they have updated home office.but home office has not update hmpo for passport processing
Pls can someone advice how do I contact home office? Is there an contact number or email.
How do I check with home office?
Thanks
Priya
Thanks!
I managed to sort this out - posted my experience in a different thread a couple of days back. In my case, I called the council again (once it was 2 weeks past and the situation was the same) - they then checked with UKVI who said they didn't receive the original notification (for some reason), so they had to re-notify UKVI and after that it was a matter of 5 days before I received my Passport. Hope that helps!
Cheers!