Good luck with it pal. If you don't get anywhere put the phone down and try again, you just need to get through to one person who wants to help.
From everything I've read on here over the years, they are very good at getting one rushed out.
If you dont get anywhere on the phone, most companies have a social media presence and dont like negative feedback on there, try asking nicely on there if they could possibly alter the dates to 2023 as you made a genuine mistake, most companies like to give a good impression on social media and it should be easy enough for them to do, their followers then get a good impression of them.
We renewed an adult passport in july and the process was as below screenshot. Your next update should be it being approved once it hits that you should receive it about 3 days later.
How did the phoencall go ?
Won't help out on this occasion. We had a similar issue, booked to go Orlando in July only to find the 4yr olds was due to expire so we couldn't use it. True fast track doesn't exist for kids, it took us 3-4 weeks to get the passport after applying. My missus actually drove to Liverpool beforehand but they turned her away at the door as she didn't have an appointment. The only way you can get an appointment is online, and the online service only has a small amount of available appointments after which they switch off the service. It's a fucking nightmare, although maybe it's improved of late? If you can get an appointment then great, if not then you're fucked.
Check my last reply mate, won't help.
Yeah it was generally quite accurate but took a while between updates.
Thats what i would be doing too, Tui policy is free move if you have covid within 5 days of the flight, i would be waiting until 3 days before the flight and if the tracker didnt show as passport printed i would be phoning tui and saying we had covid.
How do you get proof now? I'm sure if you ask enough family and friends you can get an already positive antigen test kit.
try this
