Notifications from the ExtranjerÃa
May 5th 2023 | 6:04 pm
#16
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Re: Notifications from the ExtranjerÃa
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May 5th 2023 | 10:14 pm
#17
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Re: Notifications from the ExtranjerÃa
Nothing there so will make another trip back to the ExtranjerÃa in the hope of just getting the notification there somehow. Pretty sure I would have received it if it was actually posted by snail mail.
If you agree to receive notifications from them electronically they mention that you need a digital signature to access them. This is to confirm receipt as it is then binding from a legal perspective (the letter will often give you deadlines from the day it is received).
So I get a message that there is a secure notification that I can collect electronically... even though I never ticked that box and should receive it by regular post.
If you agree to receive notifications from them electronically they mention that you need a digital signature to access them. This is to confirm receipt as it is then binding from a legal perspective (the letter will often give you deadlines from the day it is received).
So I get a message that there is a secure notification that I can collect electronically... even though I never ticked that box and should receive it by regular post.
May 9th 2023 | 11:32 pm
#18
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Re: Notifications from the ExtranjerÃa
Turns out these docs are sent in batches, so although the letter is from last month it can take 7+ business days before it reaches you. So from the "pre-admission" stage to the "it's in the logistics centre" and finally "delivered" stage you could be looking at 10+ days including weekends.
Delivery is very quick once Correos actually get their hands on the letter.
Delivery is very quick once Correos actually get their hands on the letter.
