CFO address

[PinayAmerican 0]

Does anyone know the CFO address at St. Mary's?

Do I need to ammend my passport, which I got 2 years ago, using my maiden name? Is it needed? If yes, what should I do? Please advise me about this. Thanks a lot!

[pRetTy_aNgeL 1]

St. Mary Euphrasia Foundation Center for Overseas Workers

Good Shepherd Convent

1043 Aurora Blvd., Quezon City

(at the back of LRT2 Katipunan Station)

Edited April 1, 2009 by pRetTy_aNgeL

[PinayAmerican 0]

Thanks! :-)

[chinese_mutt 11]

Does anyone know the CFO address at St. Mary's?

Do I need to ammend my passport, which I got 2 years ago, using my maiden name? Is it needed? If yes, what should I do? Please advise me about this. Thanks a lot!

Ride the LRT until you reach Katipunan station. It's a few houses away... very very near the LRT station.

You cannot change your passport to your married name anyway if you don't have this (applicable to filipinos with foreigner husband/wife).

Bring your current passport, photocopy at least 4 copies (mahal photocopy dun), Valid ID 4 photocopy, and your NSO marriage certificate bring 4 photocopies. I think they'll need 2 or 3copies, but better to have extras. The fee is Php650. If you are 18-21 bring parental consent (notarized); If you are 21-25 bring parental advice (notarized). Bring snacks, depends on your luck but I went there around 7am and got out around 3pm... the lady who gave the seminar and interview was really slow.

Do not forget to ask your husband about his mother's maiden name. They wouldn't issue the certificate without it.

Also, they need a Landline of your hubby or his nearest relative, they won't accept mobile phone. Same to you, you have to have a landline in the Philippines.. can be landline of friends or relatives or your neighbor.

Good luck!

[o0pink0o 3]

Does anyone know the CFO address at St. Mary's?

Do I need to ammend my passport, which I got 2 years ago, using my maiden name? Is it needed? If yes, what should I do? Please advise me about this. Thanks a lot!

Ride the LRT until you reach Katipunan station. It's a few houses away... very very near the LRT station.

You cannot change your passport to your married name anyway if you don't have this (applicable to filipinos with foreigner husband/wife).

Bring your current passport, photocopy at least 4 copies (mahal photocopy dun), Valid ID 4 photocopy, and your NSO marriage certificate bring 4 photocopies. I think they'll need 2 or 3copies, but better to have extras. The fee is Php650. If you are 18-21 bring parental consent (notarized); If you are 21-25 bring parental advice (notarized). Bring snacks, depends on your luck but I went there around 7am and got out around 3pm... the lady who gave the seminar and interview was really slow.

Do not forget to ask your husband about his mother's maiden name. They wouldn't issue the certificate without it.

Also, they need a Landline of your hubby or his nearest relative, they won't accept mobile phone. Same to you, you have to have a landline in the Philippines.. can be landline of friends or relatives or your neighbor.

Good luck!

You also need to have CFO Seminar certificate (which you can get at SMEF) in renewing you maiden named passport into married name. Photocopy that certificate and send it together with NSO BC, NSO MC, Maiden named Passport, 4 pcs. visa passport size pics and ID.

Edited April 10, 2009 by o0pink0o