"Decision Made" on e-cas

[midwifemia]

So now it's my turn. I just checked e-CAS and found 'Decision Made' blinking back at me. I'm so nervous/excited/nervous/terrified! I've not had a passport request yet - I was expecting something by email as I'm being processed at the London office but maybe it'll be a letter instead? Is it right that they wouldn't turn anyone down outright (unless there was a very big reason but we're fairly straightforward) without requesting more info or an interview - or could the 'decision' that has been made perhaps relate to that instead?

Here's keeping my fingers well and truly crossed for good news!

 

[matthewc]

Unlikely they'd refuse without an interview, unless there is a major admissibility issue (e.g. criminality). Almost certainly congratulations are in order.

 

[isakben]

I think 2-3 days passed from my "decision made" status until i got the e-mail.

 

[midwifemia]

Got an email this morning saying:

Please be advised that your file is now ready for visa issuance. Please refer to the attached document for further instructions.

The attached document is a request for my passport and 2 photos - so how have people found is the best way to send things to the London office? Courier I'd assume, but should I try to sort out a return courier envelope too? Any preferences on courier?

Thanks for all your help on here guys, I absolutely could not have done it without you all.

Ah the relief! ;D

Mia