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  • in reply to: Overseas application expedited / waiting time? #19451
    rhh904
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    @Alex thanks for this! Got word that mine was approved this morning. Did they give you any sort of DHL tracking once they send it out?

    in reply to: Overseas application expedited / waiting time? #19450
    rhh904
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    @Alex thanks for this! Luckily mine was just approved this morning. Do they give you any sort of DHL tracking once they send it out?

    in reply to: Overseas application expedited / waiting time? #19440
    rhh904
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    Update here — my application was just approved this morning and passport is being printed. Applied May 27 documents received June 27, 9-10 weeks/5 weeks. Thanks for your help and good luck!

    in reply to: Overseas application expedited / waiting time? #19426
    rhh904
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    Ah yes, sorry – they did mention the legal compliance exception but I don’t quite understand it / don’t think it’s relevant to me as a US citizen and resident. I’m not sure what kind of legal jeopardy I would be in for not having a passport. Thanks again for the responses.

    in reply to: Overseas application expedited / waiting time? #19418
    rhh904
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    I’ve also been told by 2 other agents over the last couple days that overseas applications can absolutely not be expedited in any situation, 10 weeks or not, no exceptions. If anyone has any creative ways around this please let me know!

    in reply to: Overseas application expedited / waiting time? #19417
    rhh904
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    Takes me straight to hold and then disconnects after about 10 minutes 🙁

    in reply to: Overseas application expedited / waiting time? #19345
    rhh904
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    Thanks so much for the response. I’m a bit unclear on the legally compliant bit, I should probably have provided more info on my situation. I’m a US/UK dual citizen, lived in the US my whole life but moving to Scotland as my wife took a job there (she’s on work visa). So I’m not in any US legal jeopardy by not having a passport (that I’m aware of) – it’s more that I’m stuck here away from my family. Sadly not registered to vote as I’ve never lived in UK.

    And yes, I’ve encountered a variety of mixed knowledge indeed 🙂

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