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Cherry1
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03 Mar 15 #457253 by Cherry1

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Hi,
Just a quick one (hopefully). My ex declared last night that he would like to give up his PR to our 2 children. He said he would allow the children to change their names and to allow my husband PR. My children are 10 and 13 so I will leave that decision to them now that this might be an option. I just need to know what form to fill in for forfeiting a parents PR? Is it the C100?
Thanks

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03 Mar 15 #457258 by rubytuesday

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Hello Cherry, and welcome to Wikivorce.

It is very rare for a court to remove PR from a father, and it would only be removed if the Court considered it to be in the best interests of the children to do so - e.g. if the father is a convicted sex offender. (Mothers can only have PR removed by an Adoption Order). Your ex can chose to not exercise his Parental Responsibility as an alternative to applying to Court to remove it. What has lead to him taking this stance? (It''s very unusal!)

Your new husband can aquire step-parental responsibilty by consent, ie if all others with PR consent, it''s form (C)PRA2, there is a court fee of £125.

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