philippine passport?
Q. want to ask if i can get a new passport under my family name. i am married and holder a passport using my husband family name.thanks for help.
Asked by chyzel a - Wed Sep 27 08:31:25 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. one thing is for sure... you cannot get 2 passports. you can actually change your passports family name, however you may need lots of documents since you mentioned that youre already holding a pssport with your husbands family name. i have done this but it took me 2 months to complete the papers they asked me to present to them. they will ask you to submit your old passport... court order... and some affidavits notarized by your lawyer.
Answered by mgeoi19 - Wed Sep 27 09:10:23 2006
Q. want to ask if i can get a new passport under my family name. i am married and holder a passport using my husband family name.thanks for help.
Asked by chyzel a - Wed Sep 27 08:31:25 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. one thing is for sure... you cannot get 2 passports. you can actually change your passports family name, however you may need lots of documents since you mentioned that youre already holding a pssport with your husbands family name. i have done this but it took me 2 months to complete the papers they asked me to present to them. they will ask you to submit your old passport... court order... and some affidavits notarized by your lawyer.
Answered by mgeoi19 - Wed Sep 27 09:10:23 2006
How long does it take to renew a philippine passport in toronto?
Q. okay so here's the thing we will be leaving for our trip in about 5 and a half weeks and my husband still needs to renew his passport...how long will it take to renew it through the philippine consulate general in toronto? and what will we need ?
Asked by redgirl13 - Fri Oct 17 15:49:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Last time I checked, it took a month to renew a passport since they had to send it to Manila since the implementation of the machine readable passport. But that was then, I am not sure how long it would take. Better call them up. Links provided.**
Answered by Spotter - Fri Oct 17 16:34:55 2008
Q. okay so here's the thing we will be leaving for our trip in about 5 and a half weeks and my husband still needs to renew his passport...how long will it take to renew it through the philippine consulate general in toronto? and what will we need ?
Asked by redgirl13 - Fri Oct 17 15:49:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Last time I checked, it took a month to renew a passport since they had to send it to Manila since the implementation of the machine readable passport. But that was then, I am not sure how long it would take. Better call them up. Links provided.**
Answered by Spotter - Fri Oct 17 16:34:55 2008
Do I have to renew my expired Philippine passport before applying for US Citizenship?
Q. After 9 years living in the US, I am finally ready to acquire my US citizenship and possibly will send my application this coming December. However, my Philippine passport has expired last August 23rd. I am wondering if anyone of you here have applied with an expired passport recently. Or anybody who heard from someone that expired passport is OK. I can't find anywhere (so far) that says it is OK to apply with an expired passport. Thank you for any help you can give.
Asked by sar - Mon Sep 22 15:14:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the answer is yes, you need to prove who you are. you can mail your passport to your country consulate or country for renewal. i know it only takes a few days in your country. get this done before applying for citizenship. go here for forms: www.immigration.gov.ph/
Answered by allen w - Thu Sep 25 21:54:20 2008
Q. After 9 years living in the US, I am finally ready to acquire my US citizenship and possibly will send my application this coming December. However, my Philippine passport has expired last August 23rd. I am wondering if anyone of you here have applied with an expired passport recently. Or anybody who heard from someone that expired passport is OK. I can't find anywhere (so far) that says it is OK to apply with an expired passport. Thank you for any help you can give.
Asked by sar - Mon Sep 22 15:14:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the answer is yes, you need to prove who you are. you can mail your passport to your country consulate or country for renewal. i know it only takes a few days in your country. get this done before applying for citizenship. go here for forms: www.immigration.gov.ph/
Answered by allen w - Thu Sep 25 21:54:20 2008
Philippine Passport?
Q. hi. im married, do i have to change my passport using my new last name or is it optional? thanks.
Asked by 20b - Tue Mar 25 22:41:29 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its optional if you have the required legal documents - NSO or countries Marriage certificate I have read both princess and arabella answers. They are both right to a point. Princess say you do not need to renewal until required. This is not true to a point. You can still use your old passport with maiden name if you have your official marriage certificate or other legal documents indicating name change with you when you travel. You show these offical documents when you check in with the airlines and when you go through Customs and Immigrations I am more inclined to agree with arabella and change the passport refecting your new legal name to avoid possible confusion, but it is optional if you have the other foremention documents with… [cont.]
Answered by ken_r41 - Tue Mar 25 23:18:45 2008
Q. hi. im married, do i have to change my passport using my new last name or is it optional? thanks.
Asked by 20b - Tue Mar 25 22:41:29 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Its optional if you have the required legal documents - NSO or countries Marriage certificate I have read both princess and arabella answers. They are both right to a point. Princess say you do not need to renewal until required. This is not true to a point. You can still use your old passport with maiden name if you have your official marriage certificate or other legal documents indicating name change with you when you travel. You show these offical documents when you check in with the airlines and when you go through Customs and Immigrations I am more inclined to agree with arabella and change the passport refecting your new legal name to avoid possible confusion, but it is optional if you have the other foremention documents with… [cont.]
Answered by ken_r41 - Tue Mar 25 23:18:45 2008
How much does it cost to renew a Philippine Passport here in Los Angeles?
Q. How much does it cost to renew Philippine passport and what is needed when renewing here in Los Angeles?
Asked by Richard P - Mon Jun 1 23:47:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All of the information you require can be found in the San Francisco consulate's website: The fee for the issuance of a passport is $50.00Accepted forms of payment are cash, money order, cashier s check or bank draft made payable to the Philippine Consulate General. Personal checks, credit or debit cards are not accepted. All consular service fees are non-refundable.
Answered by JOHN B - Tue Jun 2 00:16:16 2009
Q. How much does it cost to renew Philippine passport and what is needed when renewing here in Los Angeles?
Asked by Richard P - Mon Jun 1 23:47:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All of the information you require can be found in the San Francisco consulate's website: The fee for the issuance of a passport is $50.00Accepted forms of payment are cash, money order, cashier s check or bank draft made payable to the Philippine Consulate General. Personal checks, credit or debit cards are not accepted. All consular service fees are non-refundable.
Answered by JOHN B - Tue Jun 2 00:16:16 2009
how long does it take to renew a philippine passport in toronto?
Q. okay so here's the thing we will be leaving for our trip in about 5 and a half weeks and my husband still needs to renew his passport...how long will it take to renew it through the philippine consulate general in toronto? and what will we need ?
Asked by redgirl13 - Fri Oct 17 15:18:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Find that out before you leave home to prevent any surprises.
Answered by davem - Sat Oct 18 06:56:14 2008
Q. okay so here's the thing we will be leaving for our trip in about 5 and a half weeks and my husband still needs to renew his passport...how long will it take to renew it through the philippine consulate general in toronto? and what will we need ?
Asked by redgirl13 - Fri Oct 17 15:18:28 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Find that out before you leave home to prevent any surprises.
Answered by davem - Sat Oct 18 06:56:14 2008
I am Philippine passport holder, can I enter Thailand even though my passport expiry is less than 6 months?
Q. I am Philippine passport holder and I am planning to visit Thailand next month for a wedding. We will be staying there for just 5 days. Can I enter Thailand even though my passport expiry is less than 6 months?
Asked by jsonmendinueta - Sun Feb 28 05:58:15 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, your passport must be valid for at least six months on arrival. .. Edit: The Philippines are an ASEAN country, visa are not required for tourist stay of 30 days provided general entry requirments (funds, tickets) are met. ..
Answered by GP - Sun Feb 28 06:22:59 2010
Q. I am Philippine passport holder and I am planning to visit Thailand next month for a wedding. We will be staying there for just 5 days. Can I enter Thailand even though my passport expiry is less than 6 months?
Asked by jsonmendinueta - Sun Feb 28 05:58:15 2010 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, your passport must be valid for at least six months on arrival. .. Edit: The Philippines are an ASEAN country, visa are not required for tourist stay of 30 days provided general entry requirments (funds, tickets) are met. ..
Answered by GP - Sun Feb 28 06:22:59 2010
I am holdinga Philippine passport, how can i go to America as tourist?
Q. I am holding a Philippine passport and I want to go to America as tourist? How much is the required bank account as one of the requirements?
Asked by hitothir - Sat Feb 7 09:57:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The minimum is like $5,000 or more.(*_*)
Answered by MasterSweetie - Sat Feb 7 11:42:40 2009
Q. I am holding a Philippine passport and I want to go to America as tourist? How much is the required bank account as one of the requirements?
Asked by hitothir - Sat Feb 7 09:57:22 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The minimum is like $5,000 or more.(*_*)
Answered by MasterSweetie - Sat Feb 7 11:42:40 2009
Can I use my Philippine passport to go back to the Philippines even if i stay in the US?
Q. I have a green card, SS number. I live in the US and I'm planning to go visit Philippines this august. Is it possible that I can use my Philippine passport to travel?
Asked by Jiggaman - Wed Mar 26 09:01:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you cannot get an American passport until you become a citizen. See site below, and read paragraph on International Travel.
Answered by Charlie - Wed Mar 26 09:46:54 2008
Q. I have a green card, SS number. I live in the US and I'm planning to go visit Philippines this august. Is it possible that I can use my Philippine passport to travel?
Asked by Jiggaman - Wed Mar 26 09:01:54 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, you cannot get an American passport until you become a citizen. See site below, and read paragraph on International Travel.
Answered by Charlie - Wed Mar 26 09:46:54 2008
Can a Chinese Citizen but born in the Philippines get a philippine passport?
Q. My dad is a chinese citizen both my grandparents are also a chinese citizen but had already settle here in the Phillipines for a decade. My dad is a naturalized born here in the Phillippines, can he get a philippine passport?
Asked by judz - Tue Aug 18 06:22:40 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Philippine passport is given as a priveledge to Philippine Citizens. That's the law. The citizenship of your dad should be clarified first. Is he a Chinese Citizen or a Filipino Citizen or both. (Philippines allows dual citicenship, but China does not). Read this link to find out about his citizenship. According to this link being born in the Philippines does not automatically make one a Filipino citizen, especially if the parents are not Filipino citizen. There are certain conditions that must be satisfied. But then you said your dad was naturalized. That means your dad has met the conditions specified by the law and he hold the documents to prove this. Then by all means he can apply for a Philippine passport.
Answered by Otter - Tue Aug 18 23:34:51 2009
Q. My dad is a chinese citizen both my grandparents are also a chinese citizen but had already settle here in the Phillipines for a decade. My dad is a naturalized born here in the Phillippines, can he get a philippine passport?
Asked by judz - Tue Aug 18 06:22:40 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Philippine passport is given as a priveledge to Philippine Citizens. That's the law. The citizenship of your dad should be clarified first. Is he a Chinese Citizen or a Filipino Citizen or both. (Philippines allows dual citicenship, but China does not). Read this link to find out about his citizenship. According to this link being born in the Philippines does not automatically make one a Filipino citizen, especially if the parents are not Filipino citizen. There are certain conditions that must be satisfied. But then you said your dad was naturalized. That means your dad has met the conditions specified by the law and he hold the documents to prove this. Then by all means he can apply for a Philippine passport.
Answered by Otter - Tue Aug 18 23:34:51 2009
Can a Philippine passport holder make a 'visa run' to Macau or Shenzhen to get a fresh 2 week Tourist Visa?
Q. May a Philippine passport holder cross from Hong Kong into Macau or Shenzhen and immediately return to Hong Kong with a fresh two-week tourist visa? If it is allowed, how many such 'visa runs' are permitted? Perhaps I was not clear in my question. If a Philippine passport holder flies to Hong Kong, is stamped with a stay good for 2 weeks. Can they then simply cross over into Macau or Shenzhen and immediately return to Hong Kong and receive another stamp good for another 2 weeks?
Asked by onaisis - Sun Sep 14 15:51:55 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no visa is required to macau or hongkong for phil passport holder. to shenzen you can get either i think 5 day valid visa or 1 month and so on... single or multiple entry. it depends on what you want to apply. rates vary
Answered by Pink Red - Sun Sep 14 19:14:37 2008
Q. May a Philippine passport holder cross from Hong Kong into Macau or Shenzhen and immediately return to Hong Kong with a fresh two-week tourist visa? If it is allowed, how many such 'visa runs' are permitted? Perhaps I was not clear in my question. If a Philippine passport holder flies to Hong Kong, is stamped with a stay good for 2 weeks. Can they then simply cross over into Macau or Shenzhen and immediately return to Hong Kong and receive another stamp good for another 2 weeks?
Asked by onaisis - Sun Sep 14 15:51:55 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no visa is required to macau or hongkong for phil passport holder. to shenzen you can get either i think 5 day valid visa or 1 month and so on... single or multiple entry. it depends on what you want to apply. rates vary
Answered by Pink Red - Sun Sep 14 19:14:37 2008
Im not a US citizen yet but have a permanent residentcard my philippine passport is about to expired in aug 09?
Q. My question is what could happen if my philippine passport expired while processing my citizenship in US?
Asked by unknown - Mon Jun 1 23:27:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't worry about renewing the passport. You are a citizen of the Philippines until you obtain American citizenship. Even then, you can probably maintain what is called "dual citizenship". But check with the State Department on that issue. You can renew your passport in the US, at the Philippine Embassy or Consulate nearest you. It won't affect your premanent resident status in the US, but might present problems if you try to leave the US before you get your US citizenship or new passport. You cannot enter other countries with an expired passport. You must have a current passport from SOME country. The US permanent resident card is probably not sufficient alone. .
Answered by JOHN B - Mon Jun 1 23:47:12 2009
Q. My question is what could happen if my philippine passport expired while processing my citizenship in US?
Asked by unknown - Mon Jun 1 23:27:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Don't worry about renewing the passport. You are a citizen of the Philippines until you obtain American citizenship. Even then, you can probably maintain what is called "dual citizenship". But check with the State Department on that issue. You can renew your passport in the US, at the Philippine Embassy or Consulate nearest you. It won't affect your premanent resident status in the US, but might present problems if you try to leave the US before you get your US citizenship or new passport. You cannot enter other countries with an expired passport. You must have a current passport from SOME country. The US permanent resident card is probably not sufficient alone. .
Answered by JOHN B - Mon Jun 1 23:47:12 2009
How can a US permanent resident with a green card and a Philippine passport travel to England for a few weeks
Q. Can someone please give me detailed instructions on how to travel to England with my Philippine passport? Please give me websites and information on fees, what to submit, and what embassy should I contact. Would it be the British embassy or the US embassy? Let me know please as soon as you can.
Asked by Theresa N - Fri May 12 00:11:25 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have a look at this link: there you will receive any relevant information you need.
Answered by Ray and Katy - Fri May 12 12:28:40 2006
Q. Can someone please give me detailed instructions on how to travel to England with my Philippine passport? Please give me websites and information on fees, what to submit, and what embassy should I contact. Would it be the British embassy or the US embassy? Let me know please as soon as you can.
Asked by Theresa N - Fri May 12 00:11:25 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have a look at this link: there you will receive any relevant information you need.
Answered by Ray and Katy - Fri May 12 12:28:40 2006
I am a holder of philippine passport and a permanent resident of Malaysia, going to UK. Do I need a visa?
Q. Hi. I am a holder of philippine passport, and a permanent resident of Malaysia. Currently, I am staying in Malaysia, and this March, i would like to go to the UK for vacation with my family. Question is do i need a visa?
Asked by enigmatic soldier - Mon Jan 11 02:32:11 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you do need a visa.
Answered by Maggie - Mon Jan 11 02:40:15 2010
Q. Hi. I am a holder of philippine passport, and a permanent resident of Malaysia. Currently, I am staying in Malaysia, and this March, i would like to go to the UK for vacation with my family. Question is do i need a visa?
Asked by enigmatic soldier - Mon Jan 11 02:32:11 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes you do need a visa.
Answered by Maggie - Mon Jan 11 02:40:15 2010
where can i get the renewal form of philippine passport?
Q. I want to renew my philippine passport because it already expired.
Asked by joy - Sat Mar 22 12:35:19 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. seeing as you live in florida... there's a philippine consulate there. here's where you can get the forms: here's the address for the florida consulate: Miami (Honorary) 1635 S Miami Rd Suite 3, Ft Lauderdale FL 33316 | Tel: 954.524.2610 | philippineconsulateofsout hflorida.com Honorary Consul General: Angelo S. Macatangay, MD actually, you don't really have to fill up the forms prior to going there. when i went to have my passport renewed, i saw that most people just show up and get their forms at the consulate (i had mine all done and ready).
Answered by Vanessa - Sat Mar 22 22:36:33 2008
Q. I want to renew my philippine passport because it already expired.
Asked by joy - Sat Mar 22 12:35:19 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. seeing as you live in florida... there's a philippine consulate there. here's where you can get the forms: here's the address for the florida consulate: Miami (Honorary) 1635 S Miami Rd Suite 3, Ft Lauderdale FL 33316 | Tel: 954.524.2610 | philippineconsulateofsout hflorida.com Honorary Consul General: Angelo S. Macatangay, MD actually, you don't really have to fill up the forms prior to going there. when i went to have my passport renewed, i saw that most people just show up and get their forms at the consulate (i had mine all done and ready).
Answered by Vanessa - Sat Mar 22 22:36:33 2008
Travel to Canada with US green card but expired Philippine passport?
Q. I am a US green card holder and like to travel to Canada but my Philippine passport is expired, can I still travel ?
Asked by mirachel t - Wed Jul 9 20:02:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You currently do NOT need a passport to travel between the US/Canada if you are travelling by land. If you are flying then YES, you do need a passport. Currently, travel via a highway accross the border you are requried to produce a goverment issued photo ID and proof of citizenship (ie, birth certificate, or citizenship card) Your valid US greencard would be suffice to travel to Canada. Your expired passport can be used as your proof of citizenship.
Answered by Neiks - Thu Jul 10 11:08:39 2008
Q. I am a US green card holder and like to travel to Canada but my Philippine passport is expired, can I still travel ?
Asked by mirachel t - Wed Jul 9 20:02:23 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You currently do NOT need a passport to travel between the US/Canada if you are travelling by land. If you are flying then YES, you do need a passport. Currently, travel via a highway accross the border you are requried to produce a goverment issued photo ID and proof of citizenship (ie, birth certificate, or citizenship card) Your valid US greencard would be suffice to travel to Canada. Your expired passport can be used as your proof of citizenship.
Answered by Neiks - Thu Jul 10 11:08:39 2008
New US Citizen with US passport, has Philippine passport expiring on May 2009 ?
Q. My question is: Do I still have to renew my Philippine passport that is expiring this year? I have heard of people having dual passports. What are the pros and cons of having 2 passports? What are the disadvantage if I don't renew my philippine passport? Please help!
Asked by Jhing - Tue Feb 3 05:12:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Philippines and the United States of America both allow "dual citizenship" and many filipinos who are United States citizens still maintain their Philippine passport. Off hand it would seem that travel would be easier in the Philippines and southeast Asia with a Philippine passport than an American. Also with the threats of terrorism I personally would feel safer traveling to areas like Mindanao on a Philippine passport especially if I was traveling to the western part of the island. the same argument could be made for Indonesia or any other predominately Muslim country. What ever you decide congratulations on your United States citizenship.
Answered by Travelingman - Tue Feb 3 16:28:09 2009
Q. My question is: Do I still have to renew my Philippine passport that is expiring this year? I have heard of people having dual passports. What are the pros and cons of having 2 passports? What are the disadvantage if I don't renew my philippine passport? Please help!
Asked by Jhing - Tue Feb 3 05:12:37 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Philippines and the United States of America both allow "dual citizenship" and many filipinos who are United States citizens still maintain their Philippine passport. Off hand it would seem that travel would be easier in the Philippines and southeast Asia with a Philippine passport than an American. Also with the threats of terrorism I personally would feel safer traveling to areas like Mindanao on a Philippine passport especially if I was traveling to the western part of the island. the same argument could be made for Indonesia or any other predominately Muslim country. What ever you decide congratulations on your United States citizenship.
Answered by Travelingman - Tue Feb 3 16:28:09 2009
what to do about wrong gender in philippine passport?
Q. what do i need to do in the wrong gender in philippine passport? instead in F they put M.
Asked by rose a - Tue Aug 18 00:53:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact the closest Department of Foreign Affairs office to inform them of the error:
Answered by The "L" Word - Tue Aug 18 01:26:42 2009
Q. what do i need to do in the wrong gender in philippine passport? instead in F they put M.
Asked by rose a - Tue Aug 18 00:53:06 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Contact the closest Department of Foreign Affairs office to inform them of the error:
Answered by The "L" Word - Tue Aug 18 01:26:42 2009
visa requirements for europe for philippine passport holder?
Q. i'm planning to travel to europe with my husband this summer. we specifically want to visit germany, the czech republic (prague) and austria. my husband, having a korean passport, doesn't need a visa to enter these countries however i'm a filipina and i still hold a philippine passport. do i have to get a visa for all three countries? does anyone know the visa requirements for these countries for such a case?
Asked by peppermint patty - Sat May 5 22:15:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The lady who answered before me is correct. For Germany and Austria you need only a Schengen visa to enter both countries. You can apply at the embassy of your main destination (where you will stay longer) or where you will arrive first. Czech Republic requires a different type of visa and you can apply at their consulate. The embassies usually require that you set up an appointment by phoning their call center. Prepare all your paperwork such as bank certificates, statements, passbook, employment certificate or business registration and your passport (valid at least 6 months) showing previous travels. If you are have no work, your husband must execute an affidavit of support with all his financial documents and your marriage… [cont.]
Answered by Tammy - Sun May 6 02:27:14 2007
Q. i'm planning to travel to europe with my husband this summer. we specifically want to visit germany, the czech republic (prague) and austria. my husband, having a korean passport, doesn't need a visa to enter these countries however i'm a filipina and i still hold a philippine passport. do i have to get a visa for all three countries? does anyone know the visa requirements for these countries for such a case?
Asked by peppermint patty - Sat May 5 22:15:45 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The lady who answered before me is correct. For Germany and Austria you need only a Schengen visa to enter both countries. You can apply at the embassy of your main destination (where you will stay longer) or where you will arrive first. Czech Republic requires a different type of visa and you can apply at their consulate. The embassies usually require that you set up an appointment by phoning their call center. Prepare all your paperwork such as bank certificates, statements, passbook, employment certificate or business registration and your passport (valid at least 6 months) showing previous travels. If you are have no work, your husband must execute an affidavit of support with all his financial documents and your marriage… [cont.]
Answered by Tammy - Sun May 6 02:27:14 2007
How long does it take to get a philippine passport in Manila?
Q. It's for a first passport, not renewal. I would like to know how long does it take from the moment you request your birth cert from NSO until the time you are actually holding the passport in your hand. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Sexy_Momma - Thu Apr 10 15:06:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are Planning to get a passport get this stuff so you don't have to waste time. 1. Cedula = get the same day 2 Barangay Clearance = same day 3.Bring your Birth Certificate to health Center to get look up for a record sealed and stamp. When you have that. = the same day 4. Go to NSO office so that your Birth Certificate is Authenticated at NSO office make it sure you have 2 Original Copy from NSO Authenticated Birth Certificate, Because if you go to Immigration office they take the Original Copy of your Authenticated Birth Certificate. = it take 2 days you have it. 5. Your Birth Certificate is done Authenticated from NSO you now get an *** NBI ***. = two weeks 6. You have all of the Above time for you to get a Passport = in… [cont.]
Answered by McMaevie - Fri Apr 11 19:47:34 2008
Q. It's for a first passport, not renewal. I would like to know how long does it take from the moment you request your birth cert from NSO until the time you are actually holding the passport in your hand. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Sexy_Momma - Thu Apr 10 15:06:54 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you are Planning to get a passport get this stuff so you don't have to waste time. 1. Cedula = get the same day 2 Barangay Clearance = same day 3.Bring your Birth Certificate to health Center to get look up for a record sealed and stamp. When you have that. = the same day 4. Go to NSO office so that your Birth Certificate is Authenticated at NSO office make it sure you have 2 Original Copy from NSO Authenticated Birth Certificate, Because if you go to Immigration office they take the Original Copy of your Authenticated Birth Certificate. = it take 2 days you have it. 5. Your Birth Certificate is done Authenticated from NSO you now get an *** NBI ***. = two weeks 6. You have all of the Above time for you to get a Passport = in… [cont.]
Answered by McMaevie - Fri Apr 11 19:47:34 2008
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