The Life In UK Test customer helpline contact number should provide you assistance in the following areas.
• UK Passport - Life in the UK Online Test Complaints Number
• Life in the UK Test Fee Service Number
• UK Passport - Find your Nearest LITUK Test Centre Helpline Number
• Passport Test - Proof of Address Number Contact
• Phone No
If you need to contact the Passport Office about a British passport application, phone their general enquiries contact number 0300 222 0000.
HM Passport Office is the administrative department in charge of dispensing passports for British citizens. Headquartered in Liverpool, it is the sole issuer of the British passport.
Formally established in 2006, HM Passport Office consults with the General Register in order to provide the vital documentation. Every year, British citizens both at home and abroad are issued 5 million passports, making the Passport Office one of the busiest and most efficient departments within the network of UK government departments.
In spite of recent backlog setbacks in the face of blanket IT upgrades, HM Passport Office remains generally well-regarded and reputable for its high standards of service.
Are you curious about applying for a passport, and want to know current waiting times for example?
Call HM Passport Office on their main customer service helpline 0300 222 0000
Her Majestys Passport Office (HMPO) is a sub-department of the UK Home Office, which deals with the provision and renewal of passports to British citizens. Having operated in one form or another for over a century, the modern passport office has its headquarters in Liverpool together with call centres and regional offices in Southport and London.
In early summer 2014, the future viability of the present structure of HMPO was brought into question when massive backlogs were exposed to the outrage and concern of those who had booked travel. An unidentified whistleblower within the organisation gave evidence to the press that boxes of applications have simply been left unattended for months at a time. Lengthy processing times, especially among overseas applications, have been reported as ranging up to an entire year.
Calls may cost more from mobiles and other networks. You should be aware that you will not be connected directly to a Life In UK Test Customer Service agent. Contact helpline is in no way affiliated with Life In UK Test.
Despite the recent difficulties, the Passport Office continues to process many thousands of applications successfully year by year.
The Passport Office general enquiries helpline number is 0300 222 0000.
To post something to HMPO, unless it relates to an current application, dont send it to their Liverpool offices, send it to them at:
HM Passport Office,
PO Box 767,
Southport,
PR8 9PW
For on-going application matters, write to:
101 Old Hall Street,
Liverpool,
Merseyside,
L3 9BD
Progress enquiries (is my passport nearly ready yet? etc) may also be sent directly to the passports processing team in Liverpool via email to: liverpool@hmpo.gsi.gov.uk
Property Developers are enabling people to get on the Ladder, but break the upper and lower rungs.
"I purchased a shared ownership property two and a half years ago. At the time this was the one and only way I could get on the property ladder in Greater London. "
"I was able to purchase 50% (but you don't get a choice as I had to purchase the most that I could afford based on pre purchase assessment calculations). Since then my situation has changed and I am trying to sell the property but I am encountering serious problems which is causing a ton of stress. "
There is ZERO interest from buyers on the property. Which must be down to the percentage share and valuation of the property. The property is a studio flat and the share value of 50% is approximately 140k.
The problem is that there are many of properties in the area where you can buy a smaller share but own a far larger flat with 2 or 3 bedrooms.
I feel completely stuck at the moment because even bailing is not an option without wiping out almost all of my capital I have put towards the property over the last two years. This includes my deposit to get on the property ladder in the first place. If I were to turn back time I would probably buy a smaller share of a bigger property.
I have no idea what to do in this situation. I really need to get out of this flat but sub letting isn't allowed. At least, it's a risk to do in case you get caught. There's also Airbnb but there's no guarantee anyone will rent the flat, and I would think that is also classes as sub letting. Also in London you can only Airbnb a place for a maximum of 3 months.
I can't afford to buy the remaining 50% and then sell it outright. I can't think of any other options available to me. If anyone on the forum can offer any advice or words of wisdom I would be hugely appreciative. I'm at a complete loss and desperate to find some way out.
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