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Heidy1980   4

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hello every body

i just want an advice to everybody in what to do about my Fiancee BC... she just recently get her BC in NSO and she found out that the Gender they put in BC is MALE it is supposed to be FEMALE... we dont know where to start on this gender change. is ther anybody out there who is been in my situation right now? i really need an advice on what to do and if you know some attorney who can do it for cheap...

thanks

Daleheivie

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Hi, you will need to go get a court order to be able to correct it. consult a lawyer.

Correction of errors in entries of citizenship, date of birth, surname, status or gender of the petitioner are not among those errors that can be corrected with the LCRO under RA 9048.

http://nso.citizenservices.com.ph/nso-certificate-correction

hello every body

i just want an advice to everybody in what to do about my Fiancee BC... she just recently get her BC in NSO and she found out that the Gender they put in BC is MALE it is supposed to be FEMALE... we dont know where to start on this gender change. is ther anybody out there who is been in my situation right now? i really need an advice on what to do and if you know some attorney who can do it for cheap...

thanks

Daleheivie

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sjr09   155

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Did you verify "her" gender yourself? Some of those bakla are very convincing. :whistle:

http://youtu.be/R3VbnZvxeq8 :thumbs:

'PAU' both wife and daughter in the U.S. 08/25/2009

Daughter's' CRBA Manila Embassy 08/07/2008 dual citizenship

http://crbausembassy....wordpress.com/

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Fight for Love   98

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Did you verify "her" gender yourself? Some of those bakla are very convincing. :whistle:

bwhahhahaha this makes my day lol :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

anyways for the OP..just ask him i mean her ehhehe joke seriously ask her to go back to NSO..they will change that..usually people who works there usually makes some mistake they did w/my fiance cenomar. (thank god it wasn't his gender i can't imagine lol)

The longer it takes to happen the more you'll appreciate it when it does!

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Hi, you will need to go get a court order to be able to correct it. consult a lawyer.

Correction of errors in entries of citizenship, date of birth, surname, status or gender of the petitioner are not among those errors that can be corrected with the LCRO under RA 9048.

http://nso.citizenservices.com.ph/nso-certificate-correction

Lots of jokes. On a serious note, the advice yahm is giving you here is correct. My fiancee and I had to go through this, and you are in for a trip. Follow the '10 steps' listed from the link yahm posted. You will most certainly need a lawyer to petition your case as it is mandatory. Fees will vary according to whom you choose to represent you. Your fiancee will undergo a medical that will determine she has been a female from birth. Your case will be presented. After success, you will have your corrections forwarded and made at the LCR. The longest part is probably waiting for those corrections to be noted by NSO. I feel for you because you will be postponing your lives for a while until this is corrected. This process will take you anywhere from 6-12 months with at least one hearing if not two or three. Our case took about 8 months. Goodluck! I know you aren't laughing about it.

bwhahhahaha this makes my day lol :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

anyways for the OP..just ask him i mean her ehhehe joke seriously ask her to go back to NSO..they will change that..usually people who works there usually makes some mistake they did w/my fiance cenomar. (thank god it wasn't his gender i can't imagine lol)

Sorry that's all wrong. That's not how it works for gender corrections on BC.

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