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[Admin]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>A decree absolute is not a necessary rquirement only evidence that the divorce is taking place.[/b][/quote]
A decree absoulte is a must if you want a smooth visa process, otherwise you have to prove the process will be completed before your marriage, and this is a difficult thing to do, as you need legal proof from yourself, and your ex, that it will be completed in a certain date, and the legal system in this country can&#39;t do that&#33;


<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE</div><div class='quotemain'>You must have a wedding booked in the UK.
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Rules have recently changed, you just book it the first week she arrives, she has 6 months to do it in though, and does not need further authorisation when here, as that is granted in the visa.

Some people get away with knowing their women for 3 months, and the fact you have been living with her helps a great deal. You will need plenty of evidence that you have been living together, letters, bills, etc.

[jim2376]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(admin &#064; Mar 13 2006, 09&#58;59 AM) Quoted post</div><div class='quotemain'>
A decree absoulte is a must if you want a smooth visa process, otherwise you have to prove the process will be completed before your marriage, and this is a difficult thing to do, as you need legal proof from yourself, and your ex, that it will be completed in a certain date, and the legal system in this country can&#39;t do that&#33;
Rules have recently changed, you just book it the first week she arrives, she has 6 months to do it in though, and does not need further authorisation when here, as that is granted in the visa.

Some people get away with knowing their women for 3 months, and the fact you have been living with her helps a great deal. You will need plenty of evidence that you have been living together, letters, bills, etc.
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