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3A.—(1) This Article applies to a marriage notice given to a registrar in accordance with Article 3 if one, or each, of the parties to the proposed marriage is not a relevant national.
(2) For each party to the proposed marriage who is not a relevant national, the notice shall be accompanied by whichever of statements A, B or C is applicable to that person.
(3) Statement A is a statement that the person has the appropriate immigration status.
(4) Statement B is a statement that the person holds a relevant visa in respect of the proposed marriage.
(5) Statement C is a statement that the person neither—
(a)has the appropriate immigration status, nor
(b)holds a relevant visa in respect of the proposed marriage.
(6) If the notice is accompanied by the statement referred to in the first column of an entry in this table, the notice shall also be accompanied by the information and photographs referred to in the second column of that entry (insofar as that entry is applicable to the parties to the proposed marriage)—
If the notice is accompanied by this statement.... | ...the notice shall also be accompanied by.... |
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Statement A (in respect of one or both of the parties to the proposed marriage) | For each party in respect of whom statement A is made, details of the particular immigration status which that party has |
Statement B (in respect of one or both of the parties to the proposed marriage) | 1. For each party, a specified photograph of that party 2. For each party in respect of whom statement B is made, details of the relevant visa which that party has |
Statement C (in respect of one or both of the parties to the proposed marriage) | 1. For each party, a specified photograph of that party 2. For each party, the usual address of that party 3. For each party who has previously used any name or names other than the person’s name stated in the marriage notice, a statement of the other name or names 4. For each party who currently uses, or has previously used, an alias or aliases, a statement of the alias or aliases. |
(7) If the notice is accompanied by more than one of statements A, B and C, paragraph (6) shall be complied with in relation to each of those statements; but where the notice is accompanied by statements B and C, paragraph (6) does not require the notice to be accompanied by more than one specified photograph of each party.
(8) If the notice is accompanied by statement C for a party to the proposed marriage—
(a)the notice may also be accompanied by a statement (“statement D”) of that person’s immigration position in the United Kingdom;
(b)if the notice is accompanied by statement D for a party to the proposed marriage, the person may provide the registrar with details of his immigration position in the United Kingdom; and
(c)if any such details are provided, the registrar shall record them.
(9) In this Article and Article 3B—
(a)a reference—
(i)to a person having the appropriate immigration status, or
(ii)to a person holding a relevant visa,
is to be construed in accordance with section 49 of the 2014 Act;
(b)a reference to the particular immigration status which a person has is a reference to the immigration status set out in any of paragraphs (a) to (c) of section 49(2) of that Act which the person has;
(c)a reference to a person’s immigration position in the United Kingdom includes a reference to the person’s not being entitled to be in the United Kingdom.
(10) In this Article “specified photograph” means a photograph that is in accordance with regulations made by the Secretary of State under section 54(2) of, and paragraph 3 of Schedule 5 to, the 2014 Act (and for this purpose “photograph” includes other kinds of images).]
F1Arts. 3A-3E inserted (1.3.2015) by The Referral and Investigation of Proposed Marriages and Civil Partnerships (Northern Ireland and Miscellaneous Provisions) Order 2015 (S.I. 2015/395), art. 1(2), Sch. 1 para. 3 (with art. 1(3))
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C1Art. 3A(9) applied (2.3.2015) by The Sham Marriage and Civil Partnership (Scotland and Northern Ireland) (Administrative) Regulations 2015 (S.I. 2015/404), regs. 1(2), 18(4)(a)
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