1235 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 06, 2018 9:47 pm
sm12 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 06, 2018 6:38 pm
1235 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 06, 2018 11:07 am
I finally got it TODAY! It was the carrier
I guess they first delivered on a Wednesday when our shop was shut(day off), they did not contact with me or come back on the following day etc. Simply holding there and as we got no tracking number and no knowlodge of the carrier, I cant do anything. BTW, DX was the carrier:!:
Date on card was 12/09/2018 and it was MY photo on it.
So, from my experience
it was ok without name at the back, BUT it was a risk. Try to remember if you can
Only problem there is a expire date on 31/12/2024, so I have to renew it right before then???!!!
Others have also written about it. I think they're updating their technology or something like that, so you'll only to need to apply for a new BRP to replace your current one.
Regarding DX, when your BRP didn't turn up, did you phone them or did you fill the online form?
Will they charge a fee for it?
Its annoying!
I used the website they gave on the letter after 10 working days, well you cant fill it before anyway.
After about 4,5 days, I received an email of them asked the same things!!! i.e. Ref number, date of birth, name, address etc. The ones Ive filled on that website already! Then after a couple of days, a staff emailed and says it did not arrive because the carrier claimed address undeliverable, and finally gave me a track number and contact number of DX. She also said it has been requested for redelivery for the following day. On the next morning luckily I called DX myself to doulbe check. Guess what, DX says it was on holding but it was on the way back!!! What a waste of time! they just need to give me the tracking number on the first email.
I dont know how did they built the whole system but Im so glad Ive get there.
Wow, what a nightmare!
My brother's BRP was also delayed and arrived in 12 days for unknown reasons.
As for the BRP, I think usually these are issued for a maximum of 10 years and a fee is charged for renewal.
However, due to change in technology, the BRPs are being issued for less than 10 years, so apparently these will be replaced free of cost.
Read this on another thread:
"The 31 December 2024 validity date is due to a requirement by the EU to restrict BRPs which do not incorporate the next generation of encryption technology.
As the UK intends to introduce the new technology during 2016 the date restriction affects only BRPs issued to adults with settled status (ILR/NTL).
Any BRP rightfully held on 01 July 2024 that is restricted will be replaced free of charge, with the balance of the 10 year period initially expected being issued on a new BRP.
This means that anyone who has paid a fee in expectation of receiving ten year evidence of settled status will still do so, but it will be spread over two BRPs.
The date restriction does not change the entitlements of the rightful holder to work, access services/benefits or travel. The rightful holder still has settled status. "
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