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hi liane,
did u apply for a spouse visa?
on behalf of Liane yes febmary she applied spouse visa, if I'm not mistaken under EEA permit.
Don't make promises when you are in JOY. Don't reply when you are SAD.
Don't take decisions when you are ANGRY. Think twice, Act wise. BE happy.
Well done Leah,
As to flights, I used Emirates flying from Birmingham to Manila and back in April. I thought they were very efficient and no problems at all. Good price to. I had a three hour layover in Dubai which was OK as long as you found a comfortable place to rest.
LV
Hi LV thanks
...yes I'll be flying Emirates this timethanks for the advice..cheers!
Don't make promises when you are in JOY. Don't reply when you are SAD.
Don't take decisions when you are ANGRY. Think twice, Act wise. BE happy.
Hi leahnew,
thanks for the reply. anyway, I saw from the site about the explanatory notice to British Citizens contemplating a marriage to a citizen of the Philippines. One thing they point here "Deposit of Foreign Law Marriage certificates in the United Kingdom"
1. The Foreign Marriage Order. 1970 makes provision for the tranmission of foreign marriage certificates of British Citizens (together with Certified translations into English, if necessary) to the Registrars-General in the England, Scotland, Northern Ireland, according to the part of UK to which the British party concerned belongs.
2 points should be noted.
a. the marriage will not be registered in the UK the foreign marriage cert. will simply be deposited for record purposes only
b. there is no legal obligation to have foreign marriage recorded in UK but you may take advantage of the facility to do if you consider that it would serve useful purpose to have marriage recorded there.
Im just bothered bout this "translation' thing: that they mention..do you have guys any idea what suppose to mean? This was last revised 2010 June.
Hope to hear any ideas...Thanks.
Hi Febmary…I think you don’t need to worry about the translation matter..coz the Marriage Certificate in the Philippines was written already in English.
..and about "Deposit of Foreign Law Marriage certificates in the United Kingdom" It was pointed there’s No Legal Obligation but it’s up to your British spouse if he want to register it for any useful purpose, well of course expect payment for that process
IMHO as long as your marriage here in the Philippines is LEGAL nothing to worry
Don't make promises when you are in JOY. Don't reply when you are SAD.
Don't take decisions when you are ANGRY. Think twice, Act wise. BE happy.
hi LEAHnew, thanks for the reply and for the information.and keep me posted of your ideas.
thanks again.
hope my marriage visit visa will be fine soon.........
wow that was great! congratulations
Congrats on your visa
thats fan tas tic you have hit a home run , hope i can get my spouse visa next year asquick best of luck be happy regards bluesky
If i fill in the appointment form on my home computer, because i dont have a printer am I able to go to the internet cafe to print out the appointment details?
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