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Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by PandG
(Post 9445011)
The passport office didn't know she was married either - they just knew she wasn't married to me - so that rather negates what you're saying. No presumption of that sort could be made from the information they had.
no but they will when she fills in the declaration......;) |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by PandG
(Post 9445018)
OMG, that's laughable...:rolleyes:
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Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by ian-mstm
(Post 9445023)
Respectfully, your frustration and anger WRT your daughter's passport seems to be coloring your perspective, and you are now lashing out at people who post anything that conflicts with your position on how things should work.
Ian I've not laughed so much in ages. Nobody yet has come up with a single sensible reason why a marriage certificate is relevant in obtaining a passport...do that, then I'll stop :rofl: |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by candy wy.
(Post 9445027)
no but they will when she fills in the declaration......;)
Are they going to go "Ohhh nooo, your daughter can't have a passport because the mother is still married to so and so" despite all the evidence that I am the father? It just doesn't make sense. If they do that, then what? I'm all out of options for proving I'm the dad then, and a divorce after the fact isn't going to make any difference either. |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by PandG
(Post 9445011)
The passport office didn't know she was married either - they just knew she wasn't married to me - so that rather negates what you're saying. No presumption of that sort could be made from the information they had.
so you lied on the passport application form.... mother has to list all marriages....:rolleyes: |
Re: Passport Delays
PandG.
Have you emailed the person from the PO to clarify which document is required or rather if a statement will suffice? (Given the energy you have exuded in the above posts, I would be very surprised if you have not already obtained the relevant email address.) |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by Ozzidoc
(Post 9445057)
PandG.
Have you emailed the person from the PO to clarify which document is required or rather if a statement will suffice? (Given the energy you have exuded in the above posts, I would be very surprised if you have not already obtained the relevant email address.) |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by PandG
(Post 9445049)
...OK...so she fills in the declaration...how exactly does that change anything?
Are they going to go "Ohhh nooo, your daughter can't have a passport because the mother is still married to so and so" despite all the evidence that I am the father? It just doesn't make sense. If they do that, then what? I'm all out of options for proving I'm the dad then, and a divorce after the fact isn't going to make any difference either. maybe DNA is an option... like I said earlier I understand that it doesn't make sense to you.. but under british law the father is presumed to be the husband... unfortunatly that is the law... |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by candy wy.
(Post 9445056)
so you lied on the passport application form.... mother has to list all marriages....:rolleyes:
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Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by PandG
(Post 9445040)
I'm not angry - I'm thinking how insanely hilarious this is.
I've not laughed so much in ages. Nobody yet has come up with a single sensible reason why a marriage certificate is relevant in obtaining a passport... Ian |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by candy wy.
(Post 9445066)
maybe DNA is an option...
like I said earlier I understand that it doesn't make sense to you.. but under british law the father is presumed to be the husband... unfortunatly that is the law... Can't have your cake and eat it. |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by PandG
(Post 9445059)
I have an email...I have the document (declaration), and it requires a marriage certificate if she is still married.
I would get what they ask for then see what happens...nothing else you can do at this point.. |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by PandG
(Post 9445071)
And under the law I am the husband too - albeit "common law"...if we split up, she'd still be entitled to half my stuff.
Can't have your cake and eat it. not under british law which is what you are claiming citizenship on..:p http://www.direct.gov.uk/en/governme...es/dg_10026937 |
Re: Passport Delays
Originally Posted by candy wy.
(Post 9445076)
not under british law which is what you are claiming citizenship on..:p
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Re: Marriage Declaration - Passport application.
The last few pages have really gone off at a tangent, so in order to keep the thread on topic (that being about the delays) I'm moved 3 pages of posts into a new thread.
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