does anybody want to buy a marriage certificate{licence} the only thing it comes with a wife:eek:.john
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does anybody want to buy a marriage certificate{licence} the only thing it comes with a wife:eek:.john
John
I have got three of those:
1. A British one in 1972 from marrying my first wife (from Rhodesia, she was a passenger on Pendennis Castle)
2. A Rhodesian one in 1979 from marrying my second wife (also from Rhodesia)
3. A Kenyan one in 1989 from marrying my third wife (British and still valid).
CHRIS its that time for change then?????:D
Something about either buying a book or joining a library springs to mind.
I kept buying the book!
you should have DASHED INSTEAD OF DOTTED chris:eek:
I would like to know what sort of value these would have to anyone. I know that forgeries were quite easy to get in H.K. and other places in the world a few years ago. The only way to to prove authentic was by the number on the certificate and the person it was issued to traced via the then B.O.T. There is more than likely a few of these forgeries still floating around. I fail to see what attraction this certificate would have to anyone it was not issued to. Regards John Sabourn.
John mate I doubt you could even get a bid in E bay!Quote:
Originally Posted by JOHN PRUDEN
john she's not to bad its all those years frightening police dogs it's took its toll on her:D
hi, i have 2 marriage certificates, first one uk, engagement cancelled, second trinidad indian, jumped ship on that one, one pending, strictly BOT this time filipina, should have met her first. a real honey.:th_thth5952deef: