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[actob99 156]

> If you are between the ages of 18-20, CFO may require you to submit a letter of parental consent to marry.

My question: My fiancee is under 21. What if my fiancee's father is dead and mom doesn't want to sign the parental consent? Are there other options?

[Thomas&Cleofe 358]

> If you are between the ages of 18-20, CFO may require you to submit a letter of parental consent to marry.

My question: My fiancee is under 21. What if my fiancee's father is dead and mom doesn't want to sign the parental consent? Are there other options?

It is the law of the philippines that your fiancee receive written parental concent from her mother before she can marry. As far as I know there is no way around this law.

[sjr09 155]

> If you are between the ages of 18-20, CFO may require you to submit a letter of parental consent to marry.

My question: My fiancee is under 21. What if my fiancee's father is dead and mom doesn't want to sign the parental consent? Are there other options?

[thinkerlove0212 158]

The age is 24 and you will need it. Anne is 24 and had to go to city hall with parents. So dont even think of trying to just get it signed. Your age is what? Why wont mom sign?

[actob99 156]

The age is 24 and you will need it. Anne is 24 and had to go to city hall with parents. So dont even think of trying to just get it signed. Your age is what? Why wont mom sign?

From what I have just gathered is it needs to be signed by a Notary and a copy of Mom's ID need's to be brought with. Mom is gone for a while deep in a province on a remote Island where this won't be able to be done. Great timing.. So my fiancee called and they said it could be a gaurdian, which could be her Grandpa they said. Didn't say we needed a copy of his ID, but of course they like to leave important facts out. And the other question is what type of ID is needed from Grandpa? Just want this taken vare of now before we get to crunch time.

Were you asking my age or hers? Mine is 40. And the problem is getting to mom and then getting her in front of a Notary/Registrar for a witness

[Wally G! 58]

From what I have just gathered is it needs to be signed by a Notary and a copy of Mom's ID need's to be brought with. Mom is gone for a while deep in a province on a remote Island where this won't be able to be done. Great timing.. So my fiancee called and they said it could be a gaurdian, which could be her Grandpa they said. Didn't say we needed a copy of his ID, but of course they like to leave important facts out. And the other question is what type of ID is needed from Grandpa? Just want this taken vare of now before we get to crunch time.

Were you asking my age or hers? Mine is 40. And the problem is getting to mom and then getting her in front of a Notary/Registrar for a witness

As others have said. You will need that letter of consent from the parent or guardian. If the guardian is the grandparent(s). They will need to provide an ID. IDs accepted (Postal ID, NBI Clearance, Barangay Clearance, Passport).