how to prove no parental rights
Letter from immigration Canada
Proof that another person has sole custody of your child(ren) and that you are not empowered to act on behalf of your dependent child(ren) by virtue of a court order or written agreement, i.e. that you have no parental rights. How do I prove I don't have parental rights I have no contact with the ex partner for over 4 years & blocked on social media & never went to court, I have also stated this in many contact with immigration Canada. |
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I suggest you contact a lawyer (solicitor) and have them draw up legal papers that set out the circumstances and submit this to IRCC.
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Parental Responsibility - https://rightsofwomen.org.uk/get-inf...esponsibility/
It may depend on when your child/ren were born and if you were previously married to their mother. Biological mothers and biological fathers who are married to the mother can only lose PR if the child is adopted. Unmarried fathers If you are not married and your child was born before 1st December 2003 he does not automatically have PR for your child. If you are not married and your child was born on or after 1st December 2003 and the father is named on the birth certificate he will automatically have PR for the child. If you do legally have parental responsibility, you may have to obtain a court order to have it removed https://www.co-oplegalservices.co.uk...esponsibility/ I agree that you need to get some legal advice.. and then make a sworn affadavit stating you don't have Parental Responsibility.. with an detailed explanation from the lawyer/solicitor (including the legal definition etc.) |
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I was never married
I signed under oath that I wouldn't sponsor my children in future as I couldn't get them medical exam because I don't talk to the ex partner..just don't know what else to do.. |
Re: how to prove no parental rights
Originally Posted by mark.uk1980
(Post 12967055)
I was never married
I signed under oath that I wouldn't sponsor my children in future as I couldn't get them medical exam because I don't talk to the ex partner..just don't know what else to do.. I would call and make an appointment to see a solicitor - ask them to draw up a letter and prepare an affidavit that you can sign and they can witness. :fingerscrossed: |
Re: how to prove no parental rights
Originally Posted by mark.uk1980
(Post 12967055)
I was never married
I signed under oath that I wouldn't sponsor my children in future as I couldn't get them medical exam because I don't talk to the ex partner..just don't know what else to do.. |
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Originally Posted by christmasoompa
(Post 12967238)
You've said you don't talk to the ex, but do you have any contact with your children? If their mother died, would you want them to come to live with you? Or are you not in their lives at all and they'd go and live with somebody else if your ex was no longer around? Sounds awful to have to think of the worst case scenario, but just worth considering what you'd want to do in that situation.
I do think about this situation i have sent her a message on Facebook but have not had any reply as what i was expecting from her.. Got some advice from cic to try contacting her and take a screen shot of the attempt, also have to try getting there birth certificates which only on 1 out of the 3 children messy situation & a big hurdle to jump on this one.. |
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Originally Posted by mark.uk1980
(Post 12967393)
also have to try getting there birth certificates which only on 1 out of the 3 children messy situation & a big hurdle to jump on this one..
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Sorry to jump on thread, my daughter was born Nov 2004, father not on BC and has never met her, I am sole named on her BC do I need to do anything?
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Originally Posted by natcars254
(Post 12967550)
Sorry to jump on thread, my daughter was born Nov 2004, father not on BC and has never met her, I am sole named on her BC do I need to do anything?
HTH. |
Re: how to prove no parental rights
Originally Posted by mark.uk1980
(Post 12967393)
I do think about this situation i have sent her a message on Facebook but have not had any reply as what i was expecting from her..
Got some advice from cic to try contacting her and take a screen shot of the attempt, also have to try getting there birth certificates which only on 1 out of the 3 children messy situation & a big hurdle to jump on this one.. Go to the following site, the England and Wales General Register Office, follow instructions, and you should be able to get a copy of the birth certificate ................... https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/c...ates/Login.asp Scroll down to register (it's free) Click Log In, then click on Search GRO Indexes Click on Births Select Year +/- 2 from the drop list. Fill out the form Find the child(rens)' birth information. You should see something like this ............ Name: Mother's Maiden Surname: xxxxx, xxxxxx xxxxxxxxx GRO Reference: 1904 J Quarter in xxxxxxx Volume 08D Page 622 The last name blocked out is the mother's maiden name, which will NOT be there if the child is registered under her surname, it will instead be the first name in the sequence. Take note of the EXACT spelling of the names Make a note of the GRO reference (Volume) 08D (Page 622) Return to the 2nd page, and click on Place and Order Follow instructions It will cost you £11 incl P&P for a full official copy of the certificate, that can be used for official purposes, or £7 for a pdf, that is good for family history purposes although not for official purposes. I am not sure whether the cheaper version wll be good enough for your needs. |
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Thanks scilly I requested the child that I am on birth certificate but am I able to get the other 2 even though I am not on it?
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Thanks scilly I just ordered all birth certificates
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Great!!
They may take some time to reach you as they have been overwhelmed with requests during covid with people doing family history, plus having staff working from home. |
Re: how to prove no parental rights
Originally Posted by scilly
(Post 12967810)
Should be no problem at all. Your ex doesn't even have to know that you've done it.
Go to the following site, the England and Wales General Register Office, follow instructions, and you should be able to get a copy of the birth certificate ................... https://www.gro.gov.uk/gro/content/c...ates/Login.asp Scroll down to register (it's free) Click Log In, then click on Search GRO Indexes Click on Births Select Year +/- 2 from the drop list. Fill out the form Find the child(rens)' birth information. You should see something like this ............ Name: Mother's Maiden Surname: xxxxx, xxxxxx xxxxxxxxx GRO Reference: 1904 J Quarter in xxxxxxx Volume 08D Page 622 The last name blocked out is the mother's maiden name, which will NOT be there if the child is registered under her surname, it will instead be the first name in the sequence. Take note of the EXACT spelling of the names Make a note of the GRO reference (Volume) 08D (Page 622) Return to the 2nd page, and click on Place and Order Follow instructions It will cost you £11 incl P&P for a full official copy of the certificate, that can be used for official purposes, or £7 for a pdf, that is good for family history purposes although not for official purposes. I am not sure whether the cheaper version wll be good enough for your needs. It will need to be a full official cert. PDF won't do it. |
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