Posting Application
Mar 27th 2003, 10:42 pm
#1
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Posting Application
Hi,
We've finally collated everything we need to send off our Skilled Migration Application.
Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is fastest and guaranteed to get there? Is there one that sends you an acknowledgment of delivery?
Thanks
We've finally collated everything we need to send off our Skilled Migration Application.
Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is fastest and guaranteed to get there? Is there one that sends you an acknowledgment of delivery?
Thanks
Mar 27th 2003, 11:22 pm
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Re: Posting Application
Originally posted by TOB
Hi,
We've finally collated everything we need to send off our Skilled Migration Application.
Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is fastest and guaranteed to get there? Is there one that sends you an acknowledgment of delivery?
Thanks
Hi,
We've finally collated everything we need to send off our Skilled Migration Application.
Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is fastest and guaranteed to get there? Is there one that sends you an acknowledgment of delivery?
Thanks
TOB
I have used Royal Mail Swift Air and paid 40 pence extra to attach a delivery receipt. It has your address on it and they sign and date it on delivery and it is posted back.
I have used this method for the Skills Assessment and twice to Adelaide.
I posted a letter on the 20th March (this method) which was thursday and received the receipt for delivery this morning dated the 24th March Monday.
Not bad going for Posting on a thursday and delivery on a monday.
It is cheaper than a courier and as reliable.
More reliable than 1st class posting in the UK
Jo
Mar 28th 2003, 1:18 am
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Re: Posting Application
In TOB wrote:
>
> Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is
> fastest and guaranteed to get there?
No system is guaranteed to get there. Best you can hope for is
a guarantee (insurance) against stuff NOT getting there.
>
> Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is
> fastest and guaranteed to get there?
No system is guaranteed to get there. Best you can hope for is
a guarantee (insurance) against stuff NOT getting there.
Mar 29th 2003, 6:59 am
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Re: Posting Application
Hi Rob,
I've used 'International Signed for', for my ACS application, and it
seems to have disapeared into a black hole. I've vowed to UPS/DHL my
Visa app, as I can't cope with the waiting!
Has anyone else used 'International Signed for' - will it ever get
there, or should I give up and resend it??
Cheers,
Karen.
rob wrote in message news:...
> In TOB wrote:
> >
> > Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is
> > fastest and guaranteed to get there?
>
> No system is guaranteed to get there. Best you can hope for is
> a guarantee (insurance) against stuff NOT getting there.
I've used 'International Signed for', for my ACS application, and it
seems to have disapeared into a black hole. I've vowed to UPS/DHL my
Visa app, as I can't cope with the waiting!
Has anyone else used 'International Signed for' - will it ever get
there, or should I give up and resend it??
Cheers,
Karen.
rob wrote in message news:...
> In TOB wrote:
> >
> > Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is
> > fastest and guaranteed to get there?
>
> No system is guaranteed to get there. Best you can hope for is
> a guarantee (insurance) against stuff NOT getting there.
Mar 29th 2003, 3:07 pm
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Re: Posting Application
More importantly, you need some proof of delivery that you can wave
back if you are told 'We have no record of receiving ... '
Jeremy
>On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 14:18:34 +0000 (UTC), rob wrote:
>In TOB wrote:
>>
>> Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is
>> fastest and guaranteed to get there?
>No system is guaranteed to get there. Best you can hope for is
>a guarantee (insurance) against stuff NOT getting there.
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
back if you are told 'We have no record of receiving ... '
Jeremy
>On Fri, 28 Mar 2003 14:18:34 +0000 (UTC), rob wrote:
>In TOB wrote:
>>
>> Can anyone give me guidance on what posting method from the UK is
>> fastest and guaranteed to get there?
>No system is guaranteed to get there. Best you can hope for is
>a guarantee (insurance) against stuff NOT getting there.
This is not intended to be legal advice in any jurisdiction
