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No, there is no such requirment.do i have to register the marriage when she gets here
Yes, if it was performed in line with the laws and legal requirements in the country it was performed.And is my marriage seen as legal here?
You are overthinking completelyPersonally i have always not liked the idea of marriage in uk and preferred cohabiting with a partner it seems i might not be able to have that now with this situation Is there anyway i still can have a cohabiting realtionship with her in uk?
Provided that neither you nor she was married to anybody else at the same time and the ceremony was conducted under the laws and legal requirements of the place where you got married, yes, the marriage would be recognised in the UK and she would be entitled to all the benefits and responsibilities of being your spouse (in matters like immigration, inheritance, pension and property rights, etc).
Ok understoodsecret.simon wrote: ↑Mon Jan 25, 2021 11:52 pmProvided that neither you nor she was married to anybody else at the same time and the ceremony was conducted under the laws and legal requirements of the place where you got married, yes, the marriage would be recognised in the UK and she would be entitled to all the benefits and responsibilities of being your spouse (in matters like immigration, inheritance, pension and property rights, etc).
As an aside, even a cohabiting partner acquires similar rights after a certain period of cohabitation. So, for example, one can sponsor a cohabiting partner on the same terms as a spouse if they have lived together for at least two years. Similarly, cohabiting partners may have claims in matters such as inheritance, property rights, etc.