Hi All, I can see there are many discussions on this topic already, but wanted to clarify the below scenario Please can someone help 1. My Son's passport expired recently and have received a renewed passport; when I looked at OCI transfer the timeline mentioned is minimum of 3 weeks... is this true ...
Dear All, I have recently got BC and surrendered the Indian Passport. As OCI takes atleast 6-8 weeks, I would like to apply for a visa to visit India shortly. In the visa application form, there is a section called -'Previous / Current visa details' and a question is asked ' have you visited India ...
without knowing when you will attend the ceremony, it will be difficult to comment. usually within 90 days of ceremony it will be fine with a combination of British and Indian Passport.
Please refer to the threads related to this on 'Other Countries' section
Hi, My situation will be like this with in next 2 weeks, due to the passport delays, where I will not have time to apply for Surrender Cert and Visa which will take atleast 8 working days. I understand that 1. Exit and Entry to UK - British Passport 2. Entry and Exit from India - Indian Passport ...
Applied on June - 16th ( Appln reached Peterborough ) Today I received the 1st SMS saying that it has been reached the passport office :oops: I have been calling the call center everyday like clock work with every time promising they will send an e-mail, Travel booked for 1st Week of August ...
After calling every day continuously, received a call.... only from the call center again :oops: stating that need to wait for minimum 6 weeks before escalating. After lot of pleading, the agent told me that he will write an e-mail ....if what they say is true, from Tuesday, Peterborough should have ...
I called them everyday like clock work...same answer of 6-8 weeks minimum...and every day they say that they will send the e-mail to processing team, getting really worried that I may miss the vacation planned in Aug 1st week. Now the direct no. to peterborough is not working - 0845 601 5549, is ...
After Approval... Ceremony - Based on your council schedule, it depends, if they are busy, it may take more than 4 weeks, unless you are ok to shell out £100 + for private ceremony... Passport - There is no in person appointment - You need apply through Post office or through post - better ready ...
After Approval... Ceremony - Based on your council schedule, it depends, if they are busy, it may take more than 4 weeks, unless you are ok to shell out £100 + for private ceremony... Passport - There is no in person appointment - You need apply through Post office or through post - better ready for ...
It is been 4 weeks since I applied, I called the call centre and the guy informed me that he is sending a mail and someone will respond back within 48 hours with a reference no to apply for interview...? This sounds too good to be true? Anyone had a similar experience and did they call back with a ...
Based on the movements from April and May applications, I think, they have introduced a 'deliberate delay / variable speed limit' to minimise the passport backlogs?
True about passports, but based on the updates in the passport timeline thread, max 6 weeks for most...so we can assume we fall in the category of 'most' My wife applied for naturalisation on 14th May, was looking forward to see updates from the 1st and 2nd week applicants, since the usual time it ...
I think the below status says it all... "New passport applicants who are required to have a face-to-face interview are being turned away from the agency's Durham office and directed to other sites in the North of England while no further interviews are being scheduled in London for the time being ...
I applied for my daughters 1st passport through Fast track - 1 week Service on 10th, checked today through call center, was told still under examination....very worried, even Fast track applications are not dealt within in time?
