Breadcrumb Home Publication Reply From Home Office About Digital Status Publication April 19th, 2021 Correspondence Reply from Home Office about digital status Read the Document Related Publications Read Doc Updated the3million proposal on fixing the digital status such that it works for everyone - a simple, safe and tangible document, respecting data privacy rights. July 22nd, 2024 Other Read Doc ILPA open letter, signed by the3million and 230 others, to the Home Office about the UK's transition to eVisas: A Digital-only Immigration System Not Fit for Purpose June 11th, 2024 Correspondence Read Doc Home Office reply rejecting our QR code proposal again, stating: "We remain committed to a digital system of real-time checks, and we will not compromise on this principle" and saying that backup proof of status will not be necessary for travel purposes. December 15th, 2023 Correspondence Read Doc Reply to Home Office addressing their questions to us around alternative solutions to digital-only status. November 8th, 2023 Correspondence Read Doc Reply from Home Office regarding our proposal for secure printed status using QR code technology, in which they acknowledge that a printed proof of status would have value in both travel situations, and for digitally excluded people. June 7th, 2023 Correspondence Read Doc Letter to Home Office minister on 'fixing the digital status' proposal March 8th, 2022 Correspondence Read Doc Our reply to the Home Office letter on 'fixing the digital status' proposal March 8th, 2022 Correspondence Read Doc Letter from Home Office in reponse to the3million's 'fixing the digital status' proposal March 3rd, 2022 Correspondence Read Doc the3million paper on cost-effective, secure physical proof of status June 10th, 2021 Other Read Doc Reply from Home Office about digital status April 19th, 2021 Correspondence Read Doc Letter to Home Office about an alternative non-digital version of immigration status April 15th, 2021 Correspondence Back to all Publications