HCI - LONDON Urgent Notice to Visa Applicants using Postal Service
Aug 9th 2007 | 1:33 am
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Re: HCI - LONDON Urgent Notice to Visa Applicants using Postal Service
www.tripadvisor.co.uk it comes under Surgeries High Commission India, by bonnieronnie1. of interest to you.
Aug 9th 2007 | 3:34 am
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Re: HCI - LONDON Urgent Notice to Visa Applicants using Postal Service
Hi just read a thread on
www.tripadvisor.co.uk it comes under Surgeries High Commission India, by bonnieronnie1. of interest to you.
www.tripadvisor.co.uk it comes under Surgeries High Commission India, by bonnieronnie1. of interest to you.
It should help a lot of people if they are allowed postal visa's from Birmingham.
Will watch and see.
old man
Aug 9th 2007 | 4:22 am
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Re: HCI - LONDON Urgent Notice to Visa Applicants using Postal Service
What will happen when everybody who used to post to London, uses postal to Birmingham.
It's chaos there now, the added work load will break the system completely.
Tony P
Aug 25th 2007 | 6:18 pm
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Re: HCI - LONDON Urgent Notice to Visa Applicants using Postal Service
Hi TDK,
I'm afraid this used to happen in Hong Kong as well, I saw many dead babies floating in the water mainly girls. This was in the late sixties.
On a lighter note, can anyone tell me what happens if say one applies for a two year visa and it is rejected but a six months one is offered, do you then have to rewrite the forms or will the official amend them?
I ask as I will be traveling to London to apply for visas for the family so was wondering if I should take two filled out forms each, just in case.
Regards
Bryson
I'm afraid this used to happen in Hong Kong as well, I saw many dead babies floating in the water mainly girls. This was in the late sixties.
On a lighter note, can anyone tell me what happens if say one applies for a two year visa and it is rejected but a six months one is offered, do you then have to rewrite the forms or will the official amend them?
I ask as I will be traveling to London to apply for visas for the family so was wondering if I should take two filled out forms each, just in case.
Regards
Bryson
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Aug 25th 2007 | 10:26 pm
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Re: HCI - LONDON Urgent Notice to Visa Applicants using Postal Service
Hi All,
Click on the link for times, dates and locations of visa surgeries for 2007.
http://www.hcilondon.net/visa/visa-s...hedule-07.html
Hopefully this will help some of you out there.
Please note there is an extra 10 pounds processing fee charged at the surgeries.
Kind Regards,
Remy
Aug 30th 2007 | 8:48 pm
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Re: HCI - LONDON Urgent Notice to Visa Applicants using Postal Service
Hi everyone
Just noticed that Birmingham HCI is also going down this route. From 10th September they will no longer accept postal applications. From what I gather they also will start to restrict visitors in person as well.....
http://www.cgibirmingham.org/noticeboard.htm
regards
Indiapurple
Just noticed that Birmingham HCI is also going down this route. From 10th September they will no longer accept postal applications. From what I gather they also will start to restrict visitors in person as well.....
http://www.cgibirmingham.org/noticeboard.htm
regards
Indiapurple
