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Yes. Nowehere does it state it must be a UK issued marriage certificate.1) Is an overseas marriage certificate acceptable (it's an original document in english issued by the govt. of Pakistan)? We got married overseas.
Originals are NOT sent to HO anymore. All documents are scanned and uploaded.2) Do I need to provide my partner's original passport or would a photocopy of all the pages suffice? The confusion arises where, under the marriage certificate section, it says I can provide the photocopy of my partner's passport (as long as it includes all pages photocopied). But later down, it says that where passports are being provided, they must be originals.
1. Yes.BigMo wrote: ↑Mon Sep 02, 2019 5:35 pmInterested in other's views in relation to the online form and disclosure of information with regards to good character requirement.
In the online form (and the June 2019 version of the paper form), it does not ask whether you have been in breach of immigration rules in the last ten years, or in particular, if you have ever overstayed. I seem to recall that some of the previous versions of the paper forms had these questions.
Context: In-time application rendered invalid resulting in overstay, and re-applied within 28 days pre-2012), subsequent applications approved.
My two questions are:
1. Am I right in thinking that HO will probably ascertain that using their records rather than asking the individual directly.
2. Would it be considered good practice to disclose this in a cover letter or is that drawing unnecessary attention?
Is there any point of this?