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Ursa Major
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07 Feb 10 #183464 by Ursa Major

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Just doing my last minute checks before I send my Petition (D8) to the court, and I find in the wikivorce divorce guide this:

The process is commenced by the filing at court of,

- the petition for divorce

- the statement of arrangements for the children (a formal questionnaire)

- the original marriage certificate*

- a certificate as to whether or not the parties have attempted reconciliation

- a cheque for the court fee which is £300

Does this "reconciliation certificate" have a number please and can I download it from HMCS website? It has somewhat thrown me as I have seen no reference to it elsewhere.

dukey
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07 Feb 10 #183483 by dukey

Reply from dukey

UM you only need one if you are paying a solicitor, not if your LIP.

Dukey

Ursa Major
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07 Feb 10 #183484 by Ursa Major

Reply from Ursa Major

Woohoo! Off down the post box then. Thanks again Dukey.

Shezi
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07 Feb 10 #183488 by Shezi

Reply from Shezi

Good luck Ursa

Shezi

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