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What interview are you referring to? Do you mean the notice appointment? If so, there is no "went well" or "went wrong" as that is really just for the couple to declare their intention to marry and provide their personal details, it's not a test. All couples have to do this, foreign or not.
As far as I understand, if the Home Office has no objection to the wedding going ahead, then that's it. The applicant never receives a letter or notice of "approval".However since then no approval letter neither any communications received from Home Office.
Thanks. I have seen previously people getting a letter which says 'Home office decided not to investigate'.kamoe wrote: ↑Wed May 12, 2021 2:34 pmWhat interview are you referring to? Do you mean the notice appointment? If so, there is no "went well" or "went wrong" as that is really just for the couple to declare their intention to marry and provide their personal details, it's not a test. All couples have to do this, foreign or not.As far as I understand, if the Home Office has no objection to the wedding going ahead, then that's it. The applicant never receives a letter or notice of "approval".However since then no approval letter neither any communications received from Home Office.
If, on the other hand, the Home Office has an objection, then the couple gets summoned for a real interview (a test to see if the couple is genuine).
If 70 days have passed after the notice appointment, and no objection/summon from the Home Office has been received, then that means there is no problem and the wedding can go ahead.
All I can say is I never received any letter. Our ceremony went ahead without issues.PLANDID wrote: ↑Thu May 20, 2021 3:17 pmThanks. I have seen previously people getting a letter which says 'Home office decided not to investigate'.kamoe wrote: ↑Wed May 12, 2021 2:34 pmWhat interview are you referring to? Do you mean the notice appointment? If so, there is no "went well" or "went wrong" as that is really just for the couple to declare their intention to marry and provide their personal details, it's not a test. All couples have to do this, foreign or not.As far as I understand, if the Home Office has no objection to the wedding going ahead, then that's it. The applicant never receives a letter or notice of "approval".However since then no approval letter neither any communications received from Home Office.
If, on the other hand, the Home Office has an objection, then the couple gets summoned for a real interview (a test to see if the couple is genuine).
If 70 days have passed after the notice appointment, and no objection/summon from the Home Office has been received, then that means there is no problem and the wedding can go ahead.
But thanks for your reply, they will go to register office to book registration now. Let see.
You can do SAR to the Home Office.PLANDID wrote: ↑Thu May 20, 2021 3:17 pmThanks. I have seen previously people getting a letter which says 'Home office decided not to investigate'.kamoe wrote: ↑Wed May 12, 2021 2:34 pmWhat interview are you referring to? Do you mean the notice appointment? If so, there is no "went well" or "went wrong" as that is really just for the couple to declare their intention to marry and provide their personal details, it's not a test. All couples have to do this, foreign or not.As far as I understand, if the Home Office has no objection to the wedding going ahead, then that's it. The applicant never receives a letter or notice of "approval".However since then no approval letter neither any communications received from Home Office.
If, on the other hand, the Home Office has an objection, then the couple gets summoned for a real interview (a test to see if the couple is genuine).
If 70 days have passed after the notice appointment, and no objection/summon from the Home Office has been received, then that means there is no problem and the wedding can go ahead.
But thanks for your reply, they will go to register office to book registration now. Let see.
