jlad wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 03, 2022 4:23 pm

Applied on the: 04/07/2022
Acknowledgement email: 04/07/2022 (same day)
Processed e-mail: Approved 03/08/2022
Card received: Pending

So it's just a little over 4 weeks, now just waiting for the card.

Card received today on 10/08/22, exactly a week after approval email.

Applied on the: 04/07/2022
Acknowledgement email: 04/07/2022 (same day)
Processed e-mail: Approved 03/08/2022
Card received: Pending

So it's just a little over 4 weeks, now just waiting for the card.

He can travel on his own, no problem. I was once told by an airport immigration agent (NON-EU citizen queue) that I could use the EU citizen queue with my stamp 4, even when traveling alone. The problem is that not every agent follows the same rule, and I've been told to go to the NON-EU queue even...

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Cheers littlerr. We can close this if needs to be.

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