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DanTes   21

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hello there and happy new year. Anybody knows where to go to get a certified or notarized copy biographic page of the passport in Manila? thanks.

Check out this link concerning notary services in the Philippines.

http://manila.usembassy.gov/service/notary.html

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JOHNNY5   0

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Thanks very much. It says on the website to make an appointment with Us Citizen section of the Embassy and bring $50 for the notary but it does not say whether i can send my wife there with a Filipino passport and appointment letter. Any ideas ?

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Thanks very much. It says on the website to make an appointment with Us Citizen section of the Embassy and bring $50 for the notary but it does not say whether i can send my wife there with a Filipino passport and appointment letter. Any ideas ?

If its for your wifes passport, the DFA office will certify a copy of the biographic page. I think they may charge around P100 or P200.

What are you using it for?

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George & Gina   29

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Thanks very much. It says on the website to make an appointment with Us Citizen section of the Embassy and bring $50 for the notary but it does not say whether i can send my wife there with a Filipino passport and appointment letter. Any ideas ?

Your best bet is to get a certified copy from DFA. The US embassy will NOT notarize foreign documents. This is stated in the instructions for the W7 if I remember correctly.

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Its for w-7 application for ITIN for tax purposes. If we can get it at DFA it will be much easier

Ok, thats what I figured as I did the same. My wife did it at DFA. Had to come back and pick up the certified copy a couple days later was the only bad thing about it.

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