Post: #1
11/01/2017, 03:15 PM
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On the 5th Jan I applied at the post office for a new passport with check & send,
yesterday the 10th Jan I recieved my brand new shiney passport.
Today 11th Jan my old passport arrived with a note saying my application is
being processed.
Dave
Post: #2
11/01/2017, 05:11 PM
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That's good to know i must get round to sending mine off ... did you get your photo counter signed or just send it off...I enquired at post office and they said unless the picture has drastically changed just send new pictures off
Cindy
Post: #3
11/01/2017, 05:40 PM
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yes it is a bit Muddely isn't it, you'd think they would send your old passport back with your new one, still at least you have it
Dave
Post: #4
12/01/2017, 12:18 PM
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My photos were not counter signed, the post office checked that every thing was correct and it was sent by
priority post.
Dave.
Post: #5
12/01/2017, 02:25 PM
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(12/01/2017, 12:18 PM)daveJB Wrote: My photos were not counter signed, the post office checked that every thing was correct and it was sent by
priority post.
Dave.
Thanks will give it a go...
Cindy
Post: #6
12/01/2017, 07:33 PM
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I took my application to the post office for secure next day delivery, having checked it thoroughly myself. I was offered a check at little more cost than the postage, so I accepted. The coutersignee of my photograph hadn't included title so this was rectified at the counter. My new passport was returned by courier within the week, and my old one came back in the regular post a few days later. I guess the precheck speeds up the process at the passport office. I would definitely recommend the service.
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