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20th May 2009 #31
Hi Mr. Johncar54,
Everything you have said is correct and can be read in the book or rather website. I have said in my previous posts that i have the same views as yours. I was just giving out my views based on facts. It happened to one filipina friend. She got annulled in the Phils then came over to UK on a fiancee visa. So that is the same as Shei situation(Ady's fiancee ).
This filipina went to Registrar's Office and had filled up the application form for civil marriage. Since she was annulled in the Phils she put there "annulled" as her status. After 2 days she received a call from the RG office and told her to come back and affix her signature on the correction made. The RG said sorry, it was her fault (she should have checked the application form).The annulled was changed into single. The RG office said they send the appl form to their Head Office to confirm and check if everything written is ok and accurate.
So there you go... That happened.. The wedding took place after 14 days.
Hope i had explained it well. I'm yawning as well....
Cheers!" The people who mean something to your life are not rated "the best" don't have the most money, haven't won the greatest prizes....
They are the ones who care about you, take care of you, those who, no matter what, stay close by... "
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20th May 2009 #32
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20th May 2009 #33
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I just called a Registrar in UK.
They said first they ask the question, 'Have you ever been married either in UK or elsewhere?'
If the answer is yes then they must prove they are free to marry.
The Registrar to whom I spoke said that in the case of an annulled marriage in Philippines the person would be required to show.'previous marriage dissolved'.
I don't think this makes anything any clearer !!!!!
The moral to this story is If you wanna have a secure future become a lawyer, as no matter what anyone says there is always another argument, if someone is able to pay for it.
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20th May 2009 #34
Dear Mr. Johncar54,
Thank you very much indeed. Yes, each and everyone who register for marriage in the UK should present proper documents supporting his/her statements. We cannot just say we are single, we have to show evidence and those are the documents submitted attached to the application form for civil marriage. I know that in every transaction we make or do it should be supported by a document. (Ebidencya baga)
The filipina who got married here presented all the documents supporting her dissolved marriage. She is aware of that. Filipinas are always prepared...
Peace!.
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They are the ones who care about you, take care of you, those who, no matter what, stay close by... "
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