posting wife's visa and what to send it in
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posting wife's visa and what to send it in
I will be sending off my wife's application for her visa,with certified copies etc etc can anyone recommend what to send this in,there will be many sheets of paper 50 possibly not sure,i was going to put them in a envelope a4 size hard backed but these will probably be too thin,or i could put as much as i can in several of these and then post them as a lot,but what could i put them in anyone any idea?
Also as i will be paying to have these certified etc etc i want them to arrive safely again any idea how best to send these who with and costs,im hoping to do this on thursday and so would be greatfull of any ideas before then
Also as i will be paying to have these certified etc etc i want them to arrive safely again any idea how best to send these who with and costs,im hoping to do this on thursday and so would be greatfull of any ideas before then
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Re: posting wife's visa and what to send it in
I will be sending off my wife's application for her visa,with certified copies etc etc can anyone recommend what to send this in,there will be many sheets of paper 50 possibly not sure,i was going to put them in a envelope a4 size hard backed but these will probably be too thin,or i could put as much as i can in several of these and then post them as a lot,but what could i put them in anyone any idea?
Also as i will be paying to have these certified etc etc i want them to arrive safely again any idea how best to send these who with and costs,im hoping to do this on thursday and so would be greatfull of any ideas before then
Also as i will be paying to have these certified etc etc i want them to arrive safely again any idea how best to send these who with and costs,im hoping to do this on thursday and so would be greatfull of any ideas before then
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Re: posting wife's visa and what to send it in
I maybe never said these papers are being sent to our agent first to get checked over in australia.
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Re: posting wife's visa and what to send it in
I see royal mail has two ways to send airsure and international signed for whats the recommend one to use is one quicker than the other,i have these in cardboard envelopes which i now plan on putting into a good stong jiffy bag to send,just not sure of the two royal mail options is best
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Re: posting wife's visa and what to send it in
I see royal mail has two ways to send airsure and international signed for whats the recommend one to use is one quicker than the other,i have these in cardboard envelopes which i now plan on putting into a good stong jiffy bag to send,just not sure of the two royal mail options is best
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Re: posting wife's visa and what to send it in
I wouldn't trust Royal Mail with important stuff. I think we used DHL for sending our meds. I can't remember now, it was quite a while ago! They got there okay though.
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but was it not mentioned that royal mail was the way to go? im looking at airsure which looks ok to me any many others have used international signed for often on here im sure,airsure seem to be a little faster and better?
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There are undoubtedly people that have had no problems with them. It's just a personal opinion that I wouldn't trust Royal Mail. The amount of stuff that I've sent (or have been expecting to receive) that has been lost or delayed is ridiculous.
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I got this from royal mail site i think its recently been changed for airsure,dont think it was the case before:
Airsure: we now offer a fully tracked service to Australia, Latvia and Malta.
Airsure: we now offer a fully tracked service to Australia, Latvia and Malta.
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I wouldn't worry so much about Royal Mail, its Aus Post the other end that would worry me!!
Brian, the reason why it was suggested you just post the documents is cos a Spouse Visa application for someone in the UK has to go to Aus House in London. Now you say it has to go to an sgent in Aus first. Personally I would use DHL for that, and check out what method they are using to send everything back across to London as well.
Brian, the reason why it was suggested you just post the documents is cos a Spouse Visa application for someone in the UK has to go to Aus House in London. Now you say it has to go to an sgent in Aus first. Personally I would use DHL for that, and check out what method they are using to send everything back across to London as well.