convience marriage

cats.life

saw on tv one of the nights about this guy from another country (cant spell it) was going to marry a woman from scotland, she thought she was only going to sign some form at the registery office but the police were there waiting for him and arrested him for going to marry to stay in the country. would you marry some one for the convience of it and got payed for the trouble??

starlit

No, I'd only marry for love! My heart would break if I didn't! I'd feel guilty, I'd go to pieces and I wouldn't be happy!

Not worth the trouble and getting involved with the law like that!

biko

http://www.rte.ie/news/2010/0818/marriage.html

16 arrests this year over sham marriages
listen Wednesday, 18 August 2010 15:33

Sixteen people have been arrested so far this year for involvement in bogus marriages.

Nine of those people have since been removed or deported from the State.

Gardaí also issued 57 written objections so far this year in relation to planned marriages they believed to be bogus.
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Others are being investigated for crimes such as fraud and bigamy.

Speaking on RTÉ Radio's Morning Ireland, Chief Supt John O'Driscoll of the Garda National Immigration Bureau said every means had been looked at to prevent abuse of the system.

The Garda National Immigration Bureau launched 'Operation Charity' in November last year.

It followed concerns that an increased number of sham marriages were taking place in Ireland between European citizens and those from outside the EU.

Since the start of 2010 gardaí have written to registrars objecting to 57 marriages.

One of those objections has been withdrawn, but none of the marriages they raised concerns about have gone ahead.

Gardaí say they have also received allegations of more serious criminal behaviour, including human trafficking, false imprisonment and bigamy.

Official seals used for creating false marriage documents and evidence indicating that marriages were being carried out for financial gain have also been uncovered in the investigation.

This week a senior superintendent registrar with the Health Service Executive claimed that between 10-15% of civil ceremonies conducted across the State may have been marriages of convenience.

The General Register Office said there are indications that marriages of convenience are on the increase, most probably as a result of the Metock ruling by the European Court of Justice.

That judgment means that family members may move and reside freely within the territory of the EU, irrespective of where a marriage takes place.

zuroph

Judging by your grasp of English, I'm guessing you're asking for personal reasons. Send me a PM with a monetary offer, and we can haggle it out :pac:

Rabies

Yes. If my life was sh!t where I came from and if any normal application was going to get denied.

Muckie

Think its all a bit late really.

NoHornJan

There's nothing convenient when you're getting married. Everything is made exceptionally difficult, in my experience.

Up de Barrs

If two people cant even converse with each other in a common language and need an interpretor to understand the ceremony then the registrar should be able to refuse to carry it out and refer it to the Guards as an attempted fraud on the State.

starlit

Ever watch "What happens in Vegas" People like that might need to be together supposedly as a couple for a least 6 months to pull it off or else they are assessed after 6 months of marriage or something.

CantGetNoSleep

Up de Barrs wrote: »

If two people cant even converse with each other in a common language and need an interpretor to understand the ceremony then the registrar should be able to refuse to carry it out and refer it to the Guards as an attempted fraud on the State.

Perhaps the marriage is based on kinky buttsekz and pounding the sh1t out of her rather than conversation?

Owwmykneecap

snuggles285 wrote: »

Ever watch "What happens in Vegas" People like that might need to be together supposedly as a couple for a least 6 months to pull it off or else they are assessed after 6 months of marriage or something.

That was a great documentary.