Form FLR(S) - UK Border Agency - the Home Office
Form FLR(S) - UK Border Agency - the Home Office
Form FLR(S) - UK Border Agency - the Home Office
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7. The Post <strong>Office</strong> offers a walk-in service, with no need to book an appointment;however, <strong>the</strong>re may be a queue for this service. The Post <strong>Office</strong> branches where <strong>the</strong>applicant can record biometrics will be detailed on <strong>the</strong> Post <strong>Office</strong> website which willbe highlighted in your Biometric Enrolment letter.8. You must take <strong>the</strong> back page of <strong>the</strong> letter (which includes your case referencenumber, full name and date of birth) when you attend <strong>the</strong> Post <strong>Office</strong> branch. If you failto bring <strong>the</strong> back page of <strong>the</strong> letter with you <strong>the</strong> Post <strong>Office</strong> will not be able to recordyour biometric features.9. You will be charged an additional handling fee payable to Post <strong>Office</strong> Ltd. Payment toPost <strong>Office</strong> Ltd can be made by cash or debit card.Why do applicants over 5 years old have to give <strong>the</strong>ir fingerprints?10. The law states that everyone over 5 years old must provide <strong>the</strong>ir fingerprints whenapplying for a Biometric Residence Permit.Who should accompany children under <strong>the</strong> age of 16?11. We cannot record <strong>the</strong> biometric features of children under <strong>the</strong> age of 16 unless <strong>the</strong>yare accompanied by a responsible adult.12. If any such children are applying with an applicant as his/her dependants, we wouldexpect <strong>the</strong> applicant to be with <strong>the</strong>m when <strong>the</strong>ir biometric features are recorded. Ifnot, <strong>the</strong> person accompanying <strong>the</strong>m must be a responsible adult aged 18 or over whois ei<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong> child’s parent or guardian, or a person who for <strong>the</strong> time being takesresponsibility for <strong>the</strong> child. Any such person must be named on <strong>the</strong> application form.13. If <strong>the</strong> applicant is a single person under <strong>the</strong> age of 16, he/she must be accompaniedby his/her parent, guardian or o<strong>the</strong>r responsible adult aged 18 or over.14. If <strong>the</strong> person accompanying <strong>the</strong> child(ren) under 16 is not <strong>the</strong>ir parent or guardian, thatperson must bring with him/her a letter confirming that he/she is authorised to takeresponsibility for <strong>the</strong> child(ren) when <strong>the</strong>y have <strong>the</strong>ir biometrics recorded.15. At <strong>the</strong> appointment <strong>the</strong> responsible adult will also be asked to provide an acceptableform of identity, such as a passport or driving licence.What happens when I enroll my biometric information?16. Enrolling your biometric information is a quick and clean process. A digital photographis taken of your face, and you <strong>the</strong>n put your fingers on a glass screen to be scanned -<strong>the</strong>re is no ink or mess.17. We are aware of <strong>the</strong> need to protect <strong>the</strong> dignity, privacy and modesty of applicants,and <strong>the</strong>re will be special arrangements for applicants where needed.How long does it take to enroll biometrics?18. The biometric enrolment process takes 5-10 minutes. There may <strong>the</strong>n be a short waitwhilst data checks are made.What about any medical or physical conditions that may require specialarrangements?19. If you and/or any dependants who are applying with you have a medical or physicalcondition which may require special arrangements to be made in order for yourSTATELESS LEAVE APPLICATION FORM Version 03/2013 – page 29 of 33