Certified Photocopy of Ex Husbands Passport
Sep 20th 2006, 7:39 am
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Certified Photocopy of Ex Husbands Passport
Just a note to any those of you are going through the process of having to get an ex husband to sign a Statutory Declaration to allow you child out of the country, DIMIA are asking for a photocopy of their passport certified by a solicitor. Which unfortunately was oversight from my agency to ask me to get this.
I have since talk to my ex who says I have done my bit by coming up why wasn't I informed at the time (quite rightly so) and no I am not doing anymore. So basically I have to go back to the drawing board which is so annoying I should have been informed at the time.
Did anybody else have to get this please?
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Debbie
I have since talk to my ex who says I have done my bit by coming up why wasn't I informed at the time (quite rightly so) and no I am not doing anymore. So basically I have to go back to the drawing board which is so annoying I should have been informed at the time.
Did anybody else have to get this please?
Kind regards
Debbie
Sep 21st 2006, 8:29 am
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Re: Certified Photocopy of Ex Husbands Passport
I would be interested in this also. Going to court with ex to get stat dec signed. I wonder if i could get the judge to certify photocopy of passport as well?????
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Sep 21st 2006, 10:48 am
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Re: Certified Photocopy of Ex Husbands Passport
Originally Posted by debsnshaun
Just a note to any those of you are going through the process of having to get an ex husband to sign a Statutory Declaration to allow you child out of the country, DIMIA are asking for a photocopy of their passport certified by a solicitor. Which unfortunately was oversight from my agency to ask me to get this.
I have since talk to my ex who says I have done my bit by coming up why wasn't I informed at the time (quite rightly so) and no I am not doing anymore. So basically I have to go back to the drawing board which is so annoying I should have been informed at the time.
I have since talk to my ex who says I have done my bit by coming up why wasn't I informed at the time (quite rightly so) and no I am not doing anymore. So basically I have to go back to the drawing board which is so annoying I should have been informed at the time.
Even if DIMA don't accept his "declaration" without passport details, a court may well do so. Discuss with family law solicitor and take from there.
Sep 21st 2006, 1:29 pm
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Re: Certified Photocopy of Ex Husbands Passport
we go to court soon...my ex has refused to acknowledge my letters etc...just hoping the judge will give us a 
stamp on the day!
stamp on the day!
Originally Posted by JAJ
Even if DIMA don't accept his "declaration" without passport details, a court may well do so. Discuss with family law solicitor and take from there.
