Marriage Liscense

[belle0121 0]

What are the requirements for me and my fiance for getting his Legal Capacity to Marry and our Marriage Liscence? Thank you:)

[payxibka 10,045]

What are the requirements for me and my fiance for getting his Legal Capacity to Marry and our Marriage Liscence? Thank you:)

Where ? What country?

[belle0121 0]

Where ? What country?

Philippines

[payxibka 10,045]

Philippines

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This is more a specific regional issue so I will move this to the PI regional because you need a PI specific answer

[finallyfree 2]

http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_757.html

[belle0121 0]

That is important information to share.... update your profile so people can see some of the basic... it will prevent totally incorrect answers for you...

This is more a specific regional issue so I will move this to the PI regional because you need a PI specific answer

Thank you:)

[May2 3]

The USC just need his passport and it would be better to bring his birth certificate too, plus $30, you can pay in peso too, just be sure to be early 10am is the cut-off time, you can go with him, just make sure you bring ID too. get a number and fill-up the form, a little interview and in 5 minutes your done. good luck.

[Atencio 43]

Check with your city for specific requirements they might have because they do vary on what they require for a marriage license.

My fiancees city required that I have a certified Cenomar, birth or baptismal certificate, Affidavit, and divorce papers. They wanted four copies of each.

I was at the city office for three hours while they did mine. Also we had a 12 day instead of 10 day wait. While we were able to start the 12 day process the first day their official stance is that they also don't issue license until you have taken the marriage class. Most other people did not have to submit much of what I had to which is why I encourage you to check so you can be absolutely sure you have everything you will need for your marriage license.

Edited July 10, 2010 by Atencio

[hellINTIM 9]

in legal capacity for marriage.... just go in US embassy with ur fiance and tell to the guard you need legal capacity for marriage. (6am-10am only)

for marriage license ask the city office what is the requirement on them coz sometimes its different in every cities. but the requirement is CENOMAR, birth cert of both of you and legal capacity.

[May2 3]

The USC just need his passport and it would be better to bring his birth certificate too, plus $30, you can pay in peso too, just be sure to be early 10am is the cut-off time, you can go with him, just make sure you bring ID too. get a number and fill-up the form, a little interview and in 5 minutes your done. good luck.

This is for your Fiancée when he apply for Legal Capacity to Marry at USEM, For the Marriage Licence check with your Local Civil Registry where your Wedding will take place.

[Filipinawife0210 15]

All he needs for his Legal Capacity to Marry is his passport, and divorce decree (if required). Definitely get there early. They will give him the forms to fill out, he will go pay for the service, and have a short interview with the CO.

As for the license, it does vary by Barangay. We married in Quezon City, and we needed my passport, divorce decree, and birth certificate. My wife needed her CENOMAR, birth certificate, passport, and that's about it. Good luck!

[edp333 9]

The actual hours are everyday from Monday through Friday from 8:00 - 10:00 am, except Philippine and American holidays. But like getting a newly released game of movie in the US you must get in line early for almost everything in the philippines. I suggest getting in line no later than 7 AM, then go to the Embassy's American Citizen Services Branch.