My marriage has been dissolved. Why did the Registry of Marriages (ROM) not remove my marriage record from its register?
A dissolution of marriage does not mean that the marriage never took place. As such, although the marriage has been dissolved, the Registry of Marriages (ROM) cannot remove the record of a marriage that has taken place from the Marriage Register.
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