DCF London - letter of consent

[MrsLewan1218 0]

Hey guys, my husband and I are in the process of gathering documents and pretty much info before starting the process. First question, letter of consent. Is there a rule in terms of date? Is it still ok to hand the letter in which is dated almost a year later? We are still trying to establish when to apply as my husband has only been here in the UK for 8 months

[SalishSea 16,770]

2 hours ago, MrsLewan1218 said:

Hey guys, my husband and I are in the process of gathering documents and pretty much info before starting the process. First question, letter of consent. Is there a rule in terms of date? Is it still ok to hand the letter in which is dated almost a year later? We are still trying to establish when to apply as my husband has only been here in the UK for 8 months

Consent for what?

[MrsLewan1218 0]

Oooopppsss!! I have a son from previous relationship and my ex partner’s details is on the birth certificate so I needed a letter of consent to relocate from him.

Edited May 13, 2019 by MrsLewan1218

[SalishSea 16,770]

18 minutes ago, MrsLewan1218 said:

Oooopppsss!! I have a son from previous relationship and my ex partner’s details is on the birth certificate so I needed a letter of consent to relocate from him.

Ah, okay.  Well in that case, I would expect that it should be dated closer to the time of the interview in order to alleviate any concerns over changes of mind.  

[MrsLewan1218 0]

4 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

Ah, okay.  Well in that case, I would expect that it should be dated closer to the time of the interview in order to alleviate any concerns over changes of mind.  

We have an agreement - for me to drop child support claim and for him to give his definitive decision which are both in our notarised letters. Would that eliminate at least that concern?