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    Hi
    I've done something stupid.. lost my passport. And I'm traveling on 13th of february on a plane. If I applied for one tomorrow (17th) online, would it be here in time? I don't know what the average passport processing time is. +rep for help, this is important!
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    You should apply for a passport as soon as possible and use the fast track option, i think it costs more but it is alot quicker by far and will arrive well before 13th FEB.

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    It only takes a few weeks to arrive, I'm pretty sure it will be here for the 13th.

    Good luck.

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    Thanks very much, +rep
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    By appointment only at passport office counters – guaranteed same day Premium service: £114 per adult (you must go to the passport office in London)

    - or -

    By appointment only at passport office counters guaranteed one week Fast Track service: £97 (you must go to the passport office in London)

    It's the only way you'll get it. It takes three weeks to process a Passport, plus three days to send from the office. No way would you get it by your fly out date.

    http://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/fees.asp
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xarea View Post
    By appointment only at passport office counters – guaranteed same day Premium service: £114 per adult (you must go to the passport office in London)

    - or -

    By appointment only at passport office counters guaranteed one week Fast Track service: £97 (you must go to the passport office in London)

    It's the only way you'll get it. It takes three weeks to process a Passport, plus three days to send from the office. No way would you get it by your fly out date.

    http://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/fees.asp
    If you're flying within the UK, do you need a passport? After now knowing that, I hope you don't need one
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    As far as I am aware, you need a Passport to go through any airport where you will be boarding an aircraft.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Xarea View Post
    By appointment only at passport office counters – guaranteed same day Premium service: £114 per adult (you must go to the passport office in London)

    - or -

    By appointment only at passport office counters guaranteed one week Fast Track service: £97 (you must go to the passport office in London)

    It's the only way you'll get it. It takes three weeks to process a Passport, plus three days to send from the office. No way would you get it by your fly out date.

    http://www.ips.gov.uk/passport/fees.asp

    The maximum is 3 weeks you should need to wait should they be taking a long time, eg busy period.

    I got mine really quick if you use a fast track, and all this was from a post office.

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    No you don't need a passport if you're flying in the UK. I don't have a passport but I was able to fly using my national health insurance card.
    Back for a while.

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    National health insurance card.. that's new

    I'm sure that anything that proves you're from UK (like National Insurance) can mean you can fly anywhere in Britain (as you're flying internally). I may be/most likely to be wrong though.

    EDIT: I looked around google and people say you don't need passport flying within UK but you need photo ID
    Last edited by Judge Judy; 17-01-2009 at 11:25 PM.

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