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Age card...how long usually?

yeah-boy · 2009-02-27 15:11:27

applied for mine the middle of january and today i looked at the reciept and went online and used the 'track your card' function on agecard.ie but all it comes up is "Form number not recognised or not yet received at processing centre." The gard told me I'd be waiting 2-3 weeks and it says 3 weeks on the site, does it…

27-02-2009 3:11pm

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yeah-boy

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applied for mine the middle of january and today i looked at the reciept and went online and used the 'track your card' function on agecard.ie but all it comes up is "Form number not recognised or not yet received at processing centre." The gard told me I'd be waiting 2-3 weeks and it says 3 weeks on the site, does it normally take alot longer?

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#2 27-02-2009 3:14pm

looney-toone

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Ya it does take ages i was waiting for 6 weeks for mine!! Theirs a number you can call and they will give you all the necessary information about your card.

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#3 27-02-2009 3:14pm

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Depends, mine took 8 weeks, my mates took 3 weeks and another mates took 13 weeks. So there's not time as such.

Doubt this is the place to be posting this aswell.;)

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#4 27-02-2009 3:15pm

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Processing can be incredibly slow for this, don't worry too much about it.

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#5 27-02-2009 3:16pm

hobochris

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Defiantly not a PI thread.

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#6 27-02-2009 3:30pm

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Not a PI. Closed. Please read the charter of this forum for guidance as for what constitutes a personal issue. Thanks

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