Thank you for reaching out, and I understand how stressful waiting for your CAS letter can be, especially after already deferring from July to September intake.

Here’s what you should do:

1. Contact the University Directly:
Since you have already submitted all required documents and deferred once, the first step is to email or call the University of Bedfordshire’s admissions or international office. Clearly mention your application ID, previous correspondence about the deferral, and politely request an update on your CAS status.

2. Check Your Email & Portal Regularly:
Sometimes, universities send important updates through their applicant portal or email. Make sure you’ve checked your spam/junk folder as well.

3. Verify Document Submission:
Double-check (if possible via their portal or by emailing them) that all your documents were received and that nothing is missing or pending on your application.

4. Contact Pollster Education (if you applied through us):
If you submitted your application via Pollster Education, let us know immediately. We have direct communication channels with many universities and can follow up on your behalf to expedite the process.

Can you expect your CAS letter?
- If you have an unconditional offer, met all the university’s requirements, and there are no pending issues (like tuition fee payments or verification), you should receive your CAS letter.
- However, universities are sometimes delayed due to high application volumes, backlog, or additional checks.
- If your intake is approaching soon, it is very important to act quickly—sometimes delayed CAS issuance can impact visa appointment timelines.

Tips:
- Clearly state your urgency due to upcoming visa deadlines when communicating with the university.
- If you’re worried about missing deadlines, mention this in your email.
- If you need help drafting an email to the university, let me know—I’m happy to help.

If you applied through Pollster Education, please share your details at info@pollstereducation.com or call us at +919324480791. We can intervene and follow up directly with the university to support you.

Let me know how you’d like to proceed, or if you want a sample email template to request your CAS update!