Subsequently, 3. ...Hence it became necessary for the petitioner to reactivate his petition for divorce. .... 6. In these circumstances the petitioner is entitled to the decree of divorce which he seeks. I accordingly hereby pronounce a decree nisi of divorce. Did I get it right that now I have to ...

Richard, thanks a lot!! Really helpful information. That lawsuit is exactly my case, and now I realized what a huge mistake I have done by divorcing in diplomatic mission. So now it's a question about non valid divorce :cry: :cry: :cry: :cry: rather than permanent residence which I presume doesn't ...

In regards of acceptance divorce by UK I have found https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/632312/divorce.pdf : 1.6 A foreign embassy or consulate cannot be regarded as a part of a country outside the British Isles for the purposes of s.45 of the Family Law Act ...

Such is Home Office internal guidance. Chapter 8, section 1 of the Immigration Directorate Instructions currently points to Chapter 8: Family members transitional arrangements, section 1, annex B, recognition of marriage and divorce . Richard, so grateful for such detailed reply. Is this Immgration ...

dan1988uk wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 19, 2018 11:56 pm

Probably because the ex spouse is non EEA, since the OP said that the divorce certificate has been issued by a non EU country.

Yep, you are right - divorce happened in the diplomatic mission (Russia) because the marriage has been registered in Russia and procedure of divorce is much quicker.

Why should the Home Office care whether you are divorced or not? It would only matter if you claimed to have a spouse or durable partner, or if it mattered who the father of a child of yours was. Non of this - no kid, no one gonna claim partnership/ marriage. Incidentally, are you sure you are ...

Hello, I am EEA citizen(and have got dual citizenship). I have divorced with my ex. and divorce certificate was issue by Diplomatic mission of non-EU country in UK. Flashback: before coming in UK I have registered my marriage in EU country and posses appropriate marriage certificate. My question: Do ...