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Hi redstrat,redstrat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2017 3:49 pmGood news, my daughter's BRP arrived.
Application mid to late September 2017.
Home Office email with Case ID was sent October 2nd 2017.
New BRP card arrived 15th December 2017 (followed by other docs the next day).
So about 3 months in all. This is a month's improvement on my other kids' applications earlier this year. One still outstanding.
User and his family have ILRkamb1ng wrote: ↑Wed Jan 17, 2018 12:08 pmHi redstrat,redstrat wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2017 3:49 pmGood news, my daughter's BRP arrived.
Application mid to late September 2017.
Home Office email with Case ID was sent October 2nd 2017.
New BRP card arrived 15th December 2017 (followed by other docs the next day).
So about 3 months in all. This is a month's improvement on my other kids' applications earlier this year. One still outstanding.
Can I confirm that you have ILR status in the UK? The service level for BRP(RC) for someone with ILR can be up to 6 months and this is worrying me because my daughter has a school trip in early July. I submitted her BRP(RC) application in early Jan so it'll be close.
Thanks.
Hi any update?johnyswift wrote: ↑Thu Mar 08, 2018 7:00 pmHi everyone,
My wife lost her ILR BRP in the UK.
Application was received 6th February
Payment taken on the 7th February
She still hasn’t received her enrolement letter and we are due to be travelling to Thailand on the 6th April. If the card doesn’t come in time will she be able to apply for a BRP Visa whilst outside of the U.K., even though she lost the card in the U.K.? I have heard mixed messages and would just like some clarity on where she stands.
Many thanks
Hi, have you emailed or called them? Did yhwy say a caseworker will get back to you?NoHope wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 1:51 pmBRP(RC) LTR.
-Application received by HO (3/4/2018)
-Payment taken by HO (4/4/2018)
-Biometric letter arrived (20/4/2018)
-Biometric taken at post office (21/4/2018)
-New BRP arrived... Waiting
8 week elapsed on the 29th of May. I'm waiting for a casework to contact me.
Hi Canadianarcher,canadianarcher wrote: ↑Fri Jun 08, 2018 10:51 amHi all
just wanted to post my timeline for my replacement BRP
I have Indefinite leave to remain
time line :
Sent postal application 14/04/18
money deducted from account 17/04/18
bio-metric letter received 27/04/18
bio-metrics given 28/04/18
I have not heard anything since , I was supposed to travel on 20/06/18 but this is looking more and more unlikely as time goes on.
I feel so vulnerable without any form of identification and I just don't understand why it should take up to 6 months. All I can do it wait and hopefully it arrives soon
Hi, did u recieve it yet?NoHope wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 1:51 pmBRP(RC) LTR.
-Application received by HO (3/4/2018)
-Payment taken by HO (4/4/2018)
-Biometric letter arrived (20/4/2018)
-Biometric taken at post office (21/4/2018)
-New BRP arrived... Waiting
8 week elapsed on the 29th of May. I'm waiting for a casework to contact me.
Hi Fimirza, congratulations on getting your BRP!fimirza wrote: ↑Sun Jun 10, 2018 1:18 pmBRP (RC) Limited Leave to Remain.
Applied by Post: 28th March, 2018
Received by HO: 29th March, 2018
Payment taken: 3rd April, 2018
Bio-metrics letter received: 21st April, 2018
Bio-metrics given: 21st April, 2018
Area MP wrote letter to Director of Immigrations: 1st June, 2018
BRP arrived: 8th June, 2018