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    I apologise in advance but I will have lots of questions. Hope you will be patient with me.

    So my fiance has a 5 year old daughter who is not living with him but he supports her every month and I have seen the application form appendix 2 about the expenses for his child, so since we need to declare his daughter in our application, do we need to provide his daughter's birthcertificate? If so, is a photocopy of it enough? we are both afraid that his ex gf wont allow us to have the original one. He is not married to her btw


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jentobeharrison View Post
    I apologise in advance but I will have lots of questions. Hope you will be patient with me.

    So my fiance has a 5 year old daughter who is not living with him but he supports her every month and I have seen the application form appendix 2 about the expenses for his child, so since we need to declare his daughter in our application, do we need to provide his daughter's birthcertificate? If so, is a photocopy of it enough? we are both afraid that his ex gf wont allow us to have the original one. He is not married to her btw
    Personally I would suggest a Birth Certificate be included.
    Your Fiance should be able to secure a copy from the Registry Office without any problem.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Terpe View Post
    Personally I would suggest a Birth Certificate be included.
    Your Fiance should be able to secure a copy from the Registry Office without any problem.
    Hello terpe, so let me clear it out,

    My boyfriend can get his daughter's birth certificate even without asking permission form his ex gf? We both think that his ex gf won't cooperate and will just make this miserable for us, lol.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jentobeharrison View Post
    Hello terpe, so let me clear it out,

    My boyfriend can get his daughter's birth certificate even without asking permission form his ex gf? We both think that his ex gf won't cooperate and will just make this miserable for us, lol.
    Only as long as your bf is the named father on the certificate. If he's paying maintence, he's bound to be on it He won't need permission, either


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jentobeharrison View Post
    Hello terpe, so let me clear it out,

    My boyfriend can get his daughter's birth certificate even without asking permission form his ex gf? We both think that his ex gf won't cooperate and will just make this miserable for us, lol.
    Your bf/fiance can order the birth certificate online.

    Just have him click this link for full details of the Certificate ordering service from the General Register Office for England and Wales online ordering service.

    There's no need to involve his ex at all.

    Who can apply for a certificate & information required

    Anyone who can identify the entry in the register and provide us with the correct fee is entitled to apply for a birth, civil partnership, marriage or death certificate.

    Identifying an entry means knowing the pertinent details that will appear on the certificate.
    •In the case of birth entries, we expect the applicant to name the name on the certificate, date of birth, specific place of birth (address or hospital name) and one or both parents names.
    Cost is £10 unless it changed recently


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