Alternatively you might be able to renew your passport urgently online. You will need to book and pay for an appointment online and go to a passport office with a fully completed application form, 2 photos and the right supporting documents. Visit You may be able to get a passport using the 1-day Premium service (usually within 4 hours, although this could be the next day if the office is due to close) or 1-week Fast Track service. You must attach the correct postage to your envelope. Use the envelope that came with your pack to send us your fully completed application form, supporting documents, 2 photos, and your fee. The Post Office will then send us your application by Royal Mail Special Delivery Guaranteed (this is included in the additional fee, which is charged by the Post Office). The Post Office will check your application form, your supporting documents, 2 photos, and your fee. Visit (additional fee applies, see passport fee section). For more information visit: Post Office Paper Check & Send Service They’ll send your old passport (if you have one) or documents to HM Passport Office by Royal Mail Special Delivery (this is included in the additional fee, which is charged by the Post Office). They will take your photo, fill in the application online and submit it for you. Visit: (selected branches only and additional fee applies, see passport fee section). You don’t need to read these guidance notes. We’ll tell you what details you need to complete and what documents you need to send us. Visit It’s cheaper and easier to apply online. To avoid delays, we’ll need a fully completed form, 2 suitable photos, the right documents and fee. I'm just afraid that when I receive them, I'll be reluctant to let them go (even though I'm hoping to get them back on my envelope, hehe).Please don’t book travel until you’ve received your new passport, as we can’t accept responsibility for any travel that you book. I'm actually thinking of ordering a set of Crown Jewels stamps, seems pretty thematic :) In that one there are 1st class, 68, 76 and 1.10, two of each. Hey, thanks for your offer! I wouldn't want to cause too much trouble, though. Maybe you could send the photos, letter and self addressed envelope to one of us over here, with appropriate payment, for stamp(s) to be affixed and it forwarded for signature. Yes stamps with actual prices on them would be better than the 'No Value Indicator' gold '1st' but Royal Mail only sells 87p, £1.28, £1.90 etc. I don't think I know what Gold Group is :) Can I combine those, as well, to get 1.28 or 1.66 to be 100% sure it covers the weight? Sorry for asking lame questions, I just keep getting an information overdose :) Napalm wrote:Well then, the price of a 1st class stamp is 60p? Because I also see some stamps with actual prices on them - like 68, 76, 1.10. Never thought of Google Translate - that could have saved me much time. Russia is classed as Europe so it's 87p ( two First Class stamps ) up to 20g, £1.28p ( three First Class stamps ) up to 40g, £1.66 ( three First Class stamps ) up to 60g, £1.91 ( four First Class stamps ) up to 80g and £2.21 ( four First Class stamps ) up to 100g. 100g would be £2.21 (110 Roubles according to google) although I think 50g would cover it and thats £1.66 (83 roubles)Įdit 4 x 1st class 60p would cover the 100g priceģ x 1st class stamps would cover the 1.66 price If you weigh an open envelope with the photos inside then use this site " onclick="window.open(this.href) return false to work out the price. It's not a secret, I just didn't think it relevant :) It's Andrew Scott, BBC Sherlock's Moriarty. How many stamps do I need for that? Wouldn't want to overpay considerably :) Napalm wrote:Oh, 100g is too much, I don't think it'll be more than 20, just a couple of pictures to sign, that's it. 'I checked IP because it wasn't clear which direction the letters were going, and the IP is in Russia. PhilthyPhil wrote:If you are sending your letter to someone in Russia you would need Russian stamps for the return envelope surely?
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