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    1) The document provides instructions on where to send completed application forms based on the applicant's location. 2) If in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, applicants should send their form and documents to the UK Border Agency in Liverpool. 3) Those in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man should send to the Lieutenant Governor, and those in British overseas territories should send to the Governor. 4) Applicants elsewhere, including Commonwealth countries, should also send to the UK Border Agency in Liverpool.

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    1) The document provides instructions on where to send completed application forms based on the applicant's location. 2) If in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, applicants should send their form and documents to the UK Border Agency in Liverpool. 3) Those in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man should send to the Lieutenant Governor, and those in British overseas territories should send to the Governor. 4) Applicants elsewhere, including Commonwealth countries, should also send to the UK Border Agency in Liverpool.

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    1) The document provides instructions on where to send completed application forms based on the applicant's location. 2) If in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, applicants should send their form and documents to the UK Border Agency in Liverpool. 3) Those in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man should send to the Lieutenant Governor, and those in British overseas territories should send to the Governor. 4) Applicants elsewhere, including Commonwealth countries, should also send to the UK Border Agency in Liverpool.

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    1) The document provides instructions on where to send completed application forms based on the applicant's location. 2) If in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, applicants should send their form and documents to the UK Border Agency in Liverpool. 3) Those in the Channel Islands or Isle of Man should send to the Lieutenant Governor, and those in British overseas territories should send to the Governor. 4) Applicants elsewhere, including Commonwealth countries, should also send to the UK Border Agency in Liverpool.

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    4: WHERE TO SEND YOUR APPLICATION FORM

    Once you have completed and signed the application form and enclosed the documents, you must arrange to pay the correct fee. If you are paying by debit/credit card you should complete the payment slip attached to the fee leaflet. If you are paying by cheque you should ensure that funds are available in your account. Only cheques issued in sterling and drawn from a bank which has a UK based presence will be accepted. Those applying from overseas who wish to pay by cheque should therefore ensure that the issuing bank has a branch in the UK where the cheque can be cashed. Cash, transcash or postal orders are not accepted. If your fee is paid through an account which belongs to someone else, please give their details in the space provided on the payment slip attached to the fee leaflet in case it is necessary to refund all or part of the fee. If you are currently in England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland send the form with the fee and supporting documents to: Department 1UK Border AgencyThe CapitalNew Hall PlaceLiverpoolL3 9PP If you are currently in the Channel Islands or the Isle of Man you should send them to the Lieutenant Governor. If you are currently in a British overseas territory you should send them to the Governor. If you are currently in Hong Kong you should send them to the nearest British diplomatic post. If you are elsewhere, including in a Commonwealth country, you should send them to: Department 1UK Border AgencyThe CapitalNew Hall PlaceLiverpoolL3 9PP Applications on grounds of Crown service should normally be made to the relevant office mentioned above through the Government Department concerned. You must submit your application as explained above. The date of application will be the date your form is received by the Home Office or the local British government representative as shown above. It is not the date on which you send it. PLEASE NOTE: If you require your valuable documents to be returned by secure post you should enclose a pre-paid self-addressed Royal Mail Special Delivery (or Recorded Signed For delivery) envelope with your application. The pre-paid self addressed envelope should be sufficient to accommodate the size and weight of your documents and be insured to the appropiate level for the value of your documents. If this is not enclosed your documents will be returned to you using Royal Mail 2nd class post. Please consult Royal Mails website at www.royalmail.com for further information.

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