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Legal → Immigration law → International marriage → UK marriage and residence
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  • Vintage 444
    No, not in any country.
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  • Tonibee
    A person who is 'subject to immigration control', which includes 'illegal immigrants' can marry in the UK if but they need a 'certificate of approval'. Needless to say, applying for such a certificate is likely to alert the authorities to the presence of the person concerned. Information about a certificate of approval can be found here on the UK Border Agency website: http://www.ukba.homeoffice.gov.uk/visitingtheuk/gettingmarried/certificateofapproval/
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