[139A Additional information if party not relevant national]
Civil Partnership Act 2004 (2004 c 33) | Legislation

[139A  Additional information if party not relevant national]

[(1)     This section applies to a civil partnership notice given to a registrar in accordance with section 139 if one, or each, of the parties to the proposed civil partnership is not a relevant national.

(2)     For each party to the proposed civil partnership who is not a relevant national, the notice must 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 civil partnership.

(5)     Statement C is

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