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Why do you believe you are not assuming anything and know more than anyone else? It was not me who brought the CoA for marriage into play.sjimoh112 wrote:Can you rather confirm what he's talking about rather than assume? From what Faradh is saying here it doesn't look like is talking about CoA for marriage. Why does you take some time out to ask me what he meant before posting?
Faridh wrote:i have wrote request letter to her majesty and i have explain all my situation
Sushdmehta, I dont think the above statement is correct as far as I know. The registry only request for your leave to remain or permission from the Secretary of State to marry.sushdmehta wrote:even if you are granted a CoA (unlikely, in my opinion), you will still be unable to marry in the UK (with no legal permission to remain in the UK).
don't despair, it does take a long time for your case to be allocated to a caseworker.Faridh wrote:I did prove all evidance even they visit my place too but still im waiting and she is pregnant 27 weeks ,i have send all the detail by post but they saying to me they didt receive any post after september after i hear this statement i have post all the document by rec post my self month ago still i didt got any answer????????????????????
Hi HRY2005,HRY2005 wrote:Sushdmehta, I dont think the above statement is correct as far as I know. The registry only request for your leave to remain or permission from the Secretary of State to marry.sushdmehta wrote:even if you are granted a CoA (unlikely, in my opinion), you will still be unable to marry in the UK (with no legal permission to remain in the UK).
There are lots of guys with no leave to remain at the time of their marriage on this forum, including me. If he's granted and he is able to prove his relationship with the EEA national over time, in my opinion, he should be OK.
I can confirm that you can get married with extant leave to remain in the UK. But, UKBA can start the procedure to remove you from the UK, at any time, including during your ceremony.treefriend wrote:Hi HRY2005,HRY2005 wrote:Sushdmehta, I dont think the above statement is correct as far as I know. The registry only request for your leave to remain or permission from the Secretary of State to marry.sushdmehta wrote:even if you are granted a CoA (unlikely, in my opinion), you will still be unable to marry in the UK (with no legal permission to remain in the UK).
There are lots of guys with no leave to remain at the time of their marriage on this forum, including me. If he's granted and he is able to prove his relationship with the EEA national over time, in my opinion, he should be OK.
I completely agree with you. One of my friend recently applied for COS when he has only 10 days in his leave to expire. He got COA in a month. He married with his GF and has since applied for eea2 visa.