UK Citizen need to travel to UK asap but expired passport is getting renewed
My passport was expired so sent to the UK to get a renewal since I live in the US.
My father has fallen ill so I need to get to the UK asap BUT don't have even my expired passport in my possession since I had to send it to the UK.
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My passport was expired so sent to the UK to get a renewal since I live in the US.
My father has fallen ill so I need to get to the UK asap BUT don't have even my expired passport in my possession since I had to send it to the UK.
uk passports
edited Jan 27 at 8:28
Cœur
1034
asked Jan 26 at 23:59
user91264user91264
843
add a comment |
My passport was expired so sent to the UK to get a renewal since I live in the US.
My father has fallen ill so I need to get to the UK asap BUT don't have even my expired passport in my possession since I had to send it to the UK.
uk passports
edited Jan 27 at 8:28
Cœur
1034
asked Jan 26 at 23:59
user91264user91264
843
My passport was expired so sent to the UK to get a renewal since I live in the US.
My father has fallen ill so I need to get to the UK asap BUT don't have even my expired passport in my possession since I had to send it to the UK.
uk passports
uk passports
edited Jan 27 at 8:28
Cœur
1034
asked Jan 26 at 23:59
user91264user91264
843
edited Jan 27 at 8:28
Cœur
1034
asked Jan 26 at 23:59
user91264user91264
843
edited Jan 27 at 8:28
Cœur
1034
edited Jan 27 at 8:28
Cœur
1034
edited Jan 27 at 8:28
Cœur
1034
1034
asked Jan 26 at 23:59
user91264user91264
843
asked Jan 26 at 23:59
user91264user91264
843
asked Jan 26 at 23:59
user91264user91264
843
843
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You can apply for an emergency travel document. According to the site, it takes about 2 working days.
If that is not fast enough, call your closest British consulate and ask if they can help sooner.
answered Jan 27 at 0:11
Nate EldredgeNate Eldredge
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Go ahead with these actions but don't be surprised if your new passport arrives first. The last time I renewed my UK passport, it took about a week from dropping off the package at a FedEx office to a DHL delivery person ringing my doorbell.
– Patricia Shanahan
Jan 27 at 0:42
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@PatriciaShanahan before or after Brexit? ;)
– Cœur
Jan 27 at 3:34
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@Cœur I'm going with "before", since, as far as I'm aware, Patricia hasn't been travelling at relativistic velocities with respect the European Union so it's impossible for her to have already done something after an event that is still in the future.
– David Richerby
Jan 27 at 9:37
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You can apply for an emergency travel document. According to the site, it takes about 2 working days.
If that is not fast enough, call your closest British consulate and ask if they can help sooner.
answered Jan 27 at 0:11
Nate EldredgeNate Eldredge
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Go ahead with these actions but don't be surprised if your new passport arrives first. The last time I renewed my UK passport, it took about a week from dropping off the package at a FedEx office to a DHL delivery person ringing my doorbell.
– Patricia Shanahan
Jan 27 at 0:42
3
@PatriciaShanahan before or after Brexit? ;)
– Cœur
Jan 27 at 3:34
16
@Cœur I'm going with "before", since, as far as I'm aware, Patricia hasn't been travelling at relativistic velocities with respect the European Union so it's impossible for her to have already done something after an event that is still in the future.
– David Richerby
Jan 27 at 9:37
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You can apply for an emergency travel document. According to the site, it takes about 2 working days.
If that is not fast enough, call your closest British consulate and ask if they can help sooner.
answered Jan 27 at 0:11
Nate EldredgeNate Eldredge
23.3k883108
7
Go ahead with these actions but don't be surprised if your new passport arrives first. The last time I renewed my UK passport, it took about a week from dropping off the package at a FedEx office to a DHL delivery person ringing my doorbell.
– Patricia Shanahan
Jan 27 at 0:42
3
@PatriciaShanahan before or after Brexit? ;)
– Cœur
Jan 27 at 3:34
16
@Cœur I'm going with "before", since, as far as I'm aware, Patricia hasn't been travelling at relativistic velocities with respect the European Union so it's impossible for her to have already done something after an event that is still in the future.
– David Richerby
Jan 27 at 9:37
add a comment |
You can apply for an emergency travel document. According to the site, it takes about 2 working days.
If that is not fast enough, call your closest British consulate and ask if they can help sooner.
answered Jan 27 at 0:11
Nate EldredgeNate Eldredge
23.3k883108
You can apply for an emergency travel document. According to the site, it takes about 2 working days.
If that is not fast enough, call your closest British consulate and ask if they can help sooner.
answered Jan 27 at 0:11
Nate EldredgeNate Eldredge
23.3k883108
answered Jan 27 at 0:11
Nate EldredgeNate Eldredge
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answered Jan 27 at 0:11
Nate EldredgeNate Eldredge
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answered Jan 27 at 0:11
Nate EldredgeNate Eldredge
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Go ahead with these actions but don't be surprised if your new passport arrives first. The last time I renewed my UK passport, it took about a week from dropping off the package at a FedEx office to a DHL delivery person ringing my doorbell.
– Patricia Shanahan
Jan 27 at 0:42
3
@PatriciaShanahan before or after Brexit? ;)
– Cœur
Jan 27 at 3:34
16
@Cœur I'm going with "before", since, as far as I'm aware, Patricia hasn't been travelling at relativistic velocities with respect the European Union so it's impossible for her to have already done something after an event that is still in the future.
– David Richerby
Jan 27 at 9:37
add a comment |
7
Go ahead with these actions but don't be surprised if your new passport arrives first. The last time I renewed my UK passport, it took about a week from dropping off the package at a FedEx office to a DHL delivery person ringing my doorbell.
– Patricia Shanahan
Jan 27 at 0:42
3
@PatriciaShanahan before or after Brexit? ;)
– Cœur
Jan 27 at 3:34
16
@Cœur I'm going with "before", since, as far as I'm aware, Patricia hasn't been travelling at relativistic velocities with respect the European Union so it's impossible for her to have already done something after an event that is still in the future.
– David Richerby
Jan 27 at 9:37
7
7
Go ahead with these actions but don't be surprised if your new passport arrives first. The last time I renewed my UK passport, it took about a week from dropping off the package at a FedEx office to a DHL delivery person ringing my doorbell.
– Patricia Shanahan
Jan 27 at 0:42
Go ahead with these actions but don't be surprised if your new passport arrives first. The last time I renewed my UK passport, it took about a week from dropping off the package at a FedEx office to a DHL delivery person ringing my doorbell.
– Patricia Shanahan
Jan 27 at 0:42
3
3
@PatriciaShanahan before or after Brexit? ;)
– Cœur
Jan 27 at 3:34
@PatriciaShanahan before or after Brexit? ;)
– Cœur
Jan 27 at 3:34
16
16
@Cœur I'm going with "before", since, as far as I'm aware, Patricia hasn't been travelling at relativistic velocities with respect the European Union so it's impossible for her to have already done something after an event that is still in the future.
– David Richerby
Jan 27 at 9:37
@Cœur I'm going with "before", since, as far as I'm aware, Patricia hasn't been travelling at relativistic velocities with respect the European Union so it's impossible for her to have already done something after an event that is still in the future.
– David Richerby
Jan 27 at 9:37
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