uk marriage certificate for interview
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uk marriage certificate for interview
hi,
I am a UK citizen with a US fiancee. During my divorce process last year my Marriage Certificate was handed over to my solicitor. I did ask if I would get it back and was told 'no', it goes to the court.
If this is normal proceedure then how do I go to my interview for the K1 with a 'marriage certificate, for any previous marriages' as requested on form IV15?
Any ideas or experiences of this problem will be appreciated.
Graham
I am a UK citizen with a US fiancee. During my divorce process last year my Marriage Certificate was handed over to my solicitor. I did ask if I would get it back and was told 'no', it goes to the court.
If this is normal proceedure then how do I go to my interview for the K1 with a 'marriage certificate, for any previous marriages' as requested on form IV15?
Any ideas or experiences of this problem will be appreciated.
Graham
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Re: uk marriage certificate for interview
I had the same problem...well my ex husband had our marriage certificate. I did however have a certified copy from my solicitor, but was told that this was insufficient. If you get in touch with your local registrar office, for a small fee of about 6 pounds or so, they can send you a propper certified copy, which is good to use. As long as its certified by the department that issued it, ie, by the official registrar, then that is fine. Good luck.
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Re: uk marriage certificate for interview
>hi, I am a UK citizen with a US fiancee. During my divorce process last year my
>Marriage Certificate was handed over to my solicitor. I did ask if I would get it
>back and was told 'no', it goes to the court. If this is normal proceedure then how
>do I go to my interview for the K1 with a 'marriage certificate, for any previous
>marriages' as requested on form IV15? Any ideas or experiences of this problem will
>be appreciated.
>
>Graham
>
>
>
Graham, if you write to or phone the registrar office of births, deaths and marriages
in the council where you were married, they should be able to send you a certified
copy or equivalent. I'm not 100% on this, I'm the American, but when I got married in
Wokingham they led me to believe that asking for another wouldn't be a problem.
Ash (+Pete)
>Marriage Certificate was handed over to my solicitor. I did ask if I would get it
>back and was told 'no', it goes to the court. If this is normal proceedure then how
>do I go to my interview for the K1 with a 'marriage certificate, for any previous
>marriages' as requested on form IV15? Any ideas or experiences of this problem will
>be appreciated.
>
>Graham
>
>
>
Graham, if you write to or phone the registrar office of births, deaths and marriages
in the council where you were married, they should be able to send you a certified
copy or equivalent. I'm not 100% on this, I'm the American, but when I got married in
Wokingham they led me to believe that asking for another wouldn't be a problem.
Ash (+Pete)
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Re: uk marriage certificate for interview
Hi Graham,
I had exactly the same problem and I just got a copy from the Family Records
Centre in London
http://www.familyrecords.gov.uk/
Denis
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> hi, I am a UK citizen with a US fiancee. During my divorce process last year my
> Marriage Certificate was handed over to my solicitor. I did ask if I would get it
> back and was told 'no', it goes to the court. If this is normal proceedure then how
> do I go to my interview for the K1 with a 'marriage certificate, for any previous
> marriages' as requested on form IV15? Any ideas or experiences of this problem will
> be appreciated.
>
> Graham
>
>
>
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I had exactly the same problem and I just got a copy from the Family Records
Centre in London
http://www.familyrecords.gov.uk/
Denis
"grajan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> hi, I am a UK citizen with a US fiancee. During my divorce process last year my
> Marriage Certificate was handed over to my solicitor. I did ask if I would get it
> back and was told 'no', it goes to the court. If this is normal proceedure then how
> do I go to my interview for the K1 with a 'marriage certificate, for any previous
> marriages' as requested on form IV15? Any ideas or experiences of this problem will
> be appreciated.
>
> Graham
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
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Re: uk marriage certificate for interview
My divorce cert wasnt taken off me by the court, but then i didnt use a solicitor.
(did a do it urself grand total of £225). I would think you could get a copy from
the registrar in the town/city you were married in the same way you can get extra
birth certs.
Jan ) "grajan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> hi, I am a UK citizen with a US fiancee. During my divorce process last year my
> Marriage Certificate was handed over to my solicitor. I did ask if I would get it
> back and was told 'no', it goes to the court. If this is normal proceedure then how
> do I go to my interview for the K1 with a 'marriage certificate, for any previous
> marriages' as requested on form IV15? Any ideas or experiences of this problem will
> be appreciated.
>
> Graham
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com
(did a do it urself grand total of £225). I would think you could get a copy from
the registrar in the town/city you were married in the same way you can get extra
birth certs.
Jan ) "grajan" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> hi, I am a UK citizen with a US fiancee. During my divorce process last year my
> Marriage Certificate was handed over to my solicitor. I did ask if I would get it
> back and was told 'no', it goes to the court. If this is normal proceedure then how
> do I go to my interview for the K1 with a 'marriage certificate, for any previous
> marriages' as requested on form IV15? Any ideas or experiences of this problem will
> be appreciated.
>
> Graham
>
>
>
> --
> Posted via http://britishexpats.com