Requirements for a childs pass port

[Michael and Ivy 1]

Could someone please tell me the requirements for a childs pass port and if child needs to go with her mother to apply for pass port.

[RVIANE♛ 5]

Could someone please tell me the requirements for a childs pass port and if child needs to go with her mother to apply for pass port.

check this DFA

[DARUMA07 25]

Michael, don't have any answers for you, but would like to say hi bro.... Good luck to you both on your Journey!

[FrancElsie 6]

Hello...

In general, the child and BOTH parents must be present to apply for a PASSPORT for a child. (I am going through this currently with my fiancee and the father of her child.) This is not really a huge problem because the Passport still does not permit the child to immigrate to the USA.

AFTER the Passport is obtained, the problem becomes: Obtaining a "permission to leave" the country from the father. Many times, the so-called "father" wants to be "in control" and "macho" so he uses this to his advantage. Sometimes a monetary "negotiation" is needed to obtain this permission from him...so I'm told. So, to summarize:

1) Get the PASSPORT for the child.

2) Get the "permission to leave" from the father. (Or mother, as the case may be.)

Best Wishes and Good Luck,

Franc

[Michael and Ivy 1]

Hello...

In general, the child and BOTH parents must be present to apply for a PASSPORT for a child. (I am going through this currently with my fiancee and the father of her child.) This is not really a huge problem because the Passport still does not permit the child to immigrate to the USA.

AFTER the Passport is obtained, the problem becomes: Obtaining a "permission to leave" the country from the father. Many times, the so-called "father" wants to be "in control" and "macho" so he uses this to his advantage. Sometimes a monetary "negotiation" is needed to obtain this permission from him...so I'm told. So, to summarize:

1) Get the PASSPORT for the child.

2) Get the "permission to leave" from the father. (Or mother, as the case may be.)

Best Wishes and Good Luck,

The father is no concern here. Thanks for the reply.

Franc

[cHiQy 1]

You only have to have "Permission to Leave" if the bio father of the child is listed on the child's birth certificate.

You also need to have "Travel Clearance for Minor" if the child is travelling out of the country without the parent.

http://www.dswd.gov.ph/index.php/categoryblog/1886-travel-clearance-for-minors-

Another thing to add .. about the passport:

http://dfa.gov.ph/main/index.php/consular-services/passport

[Zen Den 18]

Could someone please tell me the requirements for a childs pass port and if child needs to go with her mother to apply for pass port.

US or philippine passport?

[Michael and Ivy 1]

US or philippine passport?

Philippine pass port.

[Zen Den 18]

Philippine pass port.

PASSPORT REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRST-TIME APPLICANTS:

Personal Appearance is required.

Duly accomplished application form.

Birth Certificate (BC) in Security Paper (SECPA) issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO) or Certified True Copy (CTC) of BC issued by the Local Civil Registrar duly authenticated by NSO.

Three (3) colored photos of the applicant taken against a royal blue background. Applicant should be in decent attire with collar. Photo must be of good quality, and must have been taken within the last six (6) months. Photo size: 4.5 cm x 3.5 cm. Facial image size: Not less than 3 cm. DFA has the right to reject photos that do not comply with specifications and international standards.

Proof of identity / Supporting documents indicating full name, date and place of birth and citizenship

Other Supporting documents.

Additional Requirements:

For Minors (below 18 years old)

Personal appearance of either parent (if minor is of legitimate status).

Personal appearance of mother (if minor is of illegitimate status)

If minor is NOT traveling with either parent:

Original and photocopy of DSWD Clearance

Affidavit of Support and Consent

If both parents are abroad:

Affidavit of support and consent (must be authenticated by the nearest Philippine Embassy or Consulate General if not executed before a Consul).

Special Power of Attorney (must be authenticated by the nearest Philippine Embassy or Consulate General if not executed before a Consul designating the representative by name and authorizing him to apply for a passport on behalf of the minor).

Passport and photocopy of the passport of the traveling companion of the minor.

Identification Card and photocopy thereof of the duly authorized person.

For those whose births were not registered:

Late registered Birth Certificate (BC) in Security Paper (SECPA) issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO)

Original and photocopy of Voter's Affidavit or other supporting documents indicating date and place of birth and citizenship, identity and tribal affiliation.

http://dfa.gov.ph/main/index.php/consular-services/passport

[Michael and Ivy 1]

Thanks for the imformation.