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CEMAR from NSO, but married in the USA

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You will need whatever they have on record there in the Philippines for you plus certified copies of your marriage certificate from the states. This will prove that you were eligible for marriage when you married your spouse in the USA.

The Philippine government shold have a CENOMAR on record for you because you were married out side of the Philipines. They have no way of knowing that you were married in the USA.

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thANK u for the response! they should basically know I was single when I married my hubby, fiance then, coz basically got to the states, with the k1 visa they granted me with..so maybe, i dont need to worry about being asked of something I cannot provide? coz as u said, i have no record of marriage here in the philippines, thus will not get to have a CEMAR,

 
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