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How to get married in the UK
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In order to get married in the UK or enter into a civil partnership in the UK, the majority of individuals must give at least 28 full days notice at a local register office. ‘Giving notice’ at a Register Office...

 essentially means that a couple gives notice of their intention to marry to each other. To do so, you must have lived in the registration district for at least 7 days prior to giving notice. A list of...

Court Upholds Minimum Income Threshold Appeal
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The Court of Appeal has recently upheld the Home Office’s appeal over the lawfulness of the income threshold under the new family migration rules. The minimum income threshold for British citizens to sponsor...

 a non-EEA spouse or partner or child to come and live in the UK was introduced in July 2012. According to the Government, it was introduced to ensure that family migrants do not become reliant on the...

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