Does post office do biometrics?

Post Office no longer offers a biometric enrolment service to UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) customers.

How long does it take for biometric card to arrive?

7 to 10 days
Your BRP will be sent to you by courier. You do not need to collect it. You’ll usually receive it within 7 to 10 days of getting your ‘decision letter’ from the Home Office saying that you can remain in the UK. Find out what to do if your BRP has not arrived within 10 days.

How do I get my biometrics done?

Steps to give your biometrics

1. Pay the biometric fee. You must pay the biometric fee when you submit your application, or you may experience delays.
2. Get the biometric instruction letter.
3. Go to an official biometrics collection service point.

Where can I get a biometric residence permit UK?

Current guidelines can be viewed at https://www.gov.uk/uk-border-control If you’ve received a letter from the UK Home Office asking you to collect your Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) from a Post Office branch, we’re here to help make it easy.

How can I get biometric information at the post office?

A manager may direct another Post Office clerk to deal with the applicant or tell the applicant to attend at another Post Office. For more information on enrolling biometric information at Post Offices, see related link: Biometric information enrolment at Post Offices.

How does biometric information verification work in the UK?

Enrolling biometric information Biometric information verification process This section tells you about the processes that are used by Post Office (PO) staff when enrolling biometric information. This information only applies to applications submitted in the UK.

When did the Home Office publish biometric information?

Page 6 of 39 Biometric information: enrolment – version 4.0 Published for Home Office staff on 7 April 2015  date of birth  2D barcode on the enrolment letter: o the Post Office staff will have to scan this before they enrol an applicant’s biometric information