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You'll have to provide all the relevant docs for the Agent to submit, so you may as well do it yourself. You can upload online or bring them to the interview printed out. I'd recommend uploading them and have a copy of everything you have uploaded to hand.
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Peter Fayers very common this. Happened to a mate of mine.
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Yes, but the immigration won't appreciate it upon checking your ppwrk.
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Pay the additional baggage allowance (if you need to) or send it using FedEx/Post Office, with the Import Duty prepaid in the UK.
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just check it's not specific to Boarding and includes Disembarkation. Normally you use the special assistance immigration desk, with wheelchair access. I mention this as I've boarded a plane, injured and preferably in need of wheelchair assistance, but because I didn't book in advance, I had to struggle with embarking and disembarking.
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better check with the Airline if they offer assistance for wheelchair pax. Some Airlines charge for this service. From the Gates it can be quite a trip, even for someone capable of walking. 20-25mins walk, from the furthest gates.
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