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[shandylove]

I mean bhem sole responsibilty from the court sign by judge? That is my understanding when i inquire the attorney. Thats why they want me to pay for that.. So what is your proof that ur son is your full responsibilty? Please enlightened me a bit confuse now

[bhem_bhem]

I mean bhem sole responsibilty from the court sign by judge? That is my understanding when i inquire the attorney. Thats why they want me to pay for that.. So what is your proof that ur son is your full responsibilty? Please enlightened me a bit confuse now

ahh,, i'm sorry but i can't help u with that. i'm sure people in here can help you.. my situation is straight forward so i don't really need to do those things. i'm not married to his father, i didn't put the name of his biological father on his birth certificate and he's never involve of my son's life (i don't even know where he is).

to prove that i'm solely responsible of my son, i asked my parents to write a letter for me, letter from his gp, letter from the church, letter from one of my friend and bank statements.

[joebloggs]

I mean bhem sole responsibilty from the court sign by judge? That is my understanding when i inquire the attorney. Thats why they want me to pay for that.. So what is your proof that ur son is your full responsibilty? Please enlightened me a bit confuse now

i think your getting mixed up with sole custody of the child which concerns Philippine law, while 'sole responsibility' concerns the British embassy - nothing to do with Philippine law, they are 2 separate things.

you could have sole custody under Philippine law but the British embassy might say you don't have sole responsibility. for example say you have sole custody of your child, and you go and live in another part of the phils or in another country but you leave your child with your parents or other family member, years later you decide to apply for a visa for the child, if your parent or who ever looked after the child made the major decisions that effected the child's life and not you, the British embassy might say you don't have sole responsibility, but who ever looked after the child does have. if the father is still in the child life that can be a problem with sole responsibility.

[shandylove]

Hi sir joebloggs.. His biological father doesnt care him anymore, it just that im worrying about his birth certificate was on his father surename, so the solicitor suggest me to process in the court for my sole responsibility which is so much expensive and as you've said that is in the philipines law and not so sure if the british embassy convince of it. My parents is the one who taking care of my son and still my decision for him they are followed. Like school activities and etc.. My parents asking my permission first.