DESPERATE families are being warned to avoid applying for Fast Track passports on Mondays – as they have the least chance of getting through. Holidaymakers have faced waiting more than 10 wee…
Don't try to get a Fast Track passport appointment on Mondays, an expert has warnedThis has led to many opting for the Fast Track services in the hope of getting them back in time for holidays., analysed the days that Fast Track appointments get announced, as there are limited amounts per day.
His research found that not only were the appointments released at random, but the busiest days for applications were found to be Mondays. So families trying to get an appointment on the first day of the week will be the least likely to get one, so applying later in the week may bring more luck.
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