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Domirald
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COURTS AND HOMEOFFICE

Post by Domirald » Sat Dec 29, 2018 12:59 pm

Hi all

I'm a family member of EU and Recently got my decree absolute however I went to council and asked for a copy of my marriage certificate and they were able to provide... here the question ?

Does courts report to the council about the divorce ?

does the courts report the home office ?

and most important .. if home office is to check if I am still married would they go through council??


please let me know

thank you

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Re: COURTS AND HOMEOFFICE

Post by CR001 » Sat Dec 29, 2018 1:39 pm

Does courts report to the council about the divorce ?
No.
does the courts report the home office ?
No.
and most important .. if home office is to check if I am still married would they go through council??
If they wanted to check, they check the public records on gro.gov.uk You should not conceal facts from HO, it is never a good idea and can be used against you and result in a ban from the UK for deception.

If you are relying on an EU spouse or have a non EEA spouse on a RC based on the marriage, your rights as the non EU spouse ceases from date of divorce.
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Re: COURTS AND HOMEOFFICE

Post by secret.simon » Sat Dec 29, 2018 6:41 pm

No, courts and Home office will not exchange details of your divorce on a routine basis.

However, it would be best not to fail to disclose information to the Home Office.

If you fail to inform the Home Office of a material change of circumstance, such as a divorce from an EEA citizen, any future immigration status and /or British citizenship can be revoked for deception.
I am not a lawyer or immigration advisor. My statements/comments do not constitute legal advice. E&OE. Please do not PM me for advice.

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