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Home > Students > Starting your application > How to apply - 2009 > FAQs > What happens next? > Welcome letter

What should I do if I do not receive my welcome letter?

If your postal address is in the UK you should allow 14 days for your letter to arrive. If your postal address is outside of the UK please allow 21 days. If after these times you have still not received your welcome letter please contact our Customer Service Unit.

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