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Wife Lost Passport, and ID Card

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Kody n Ruth Joy   0

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We got married in November 5, about a month later she Did the CFO Course in manila, and soon after Got her passport in her new Married name, I'm a little bit stressed na, because i dont know.... Will they issue her another passport ???? also some random person could steal her identity im afraid of !!!!! =[

[06.01.11] Courting Ruth Joy (chatmate)
[10.24.11] Fourth Trip to Philippines First to meet Ruth Joy
[11.08.11] Engauged to Ruth Joy
[11.05.12] Married to Ruth Joy
[01.11.13] Recieved NOA1 with MSC Reciept #
[03.11.13] Recieved RFE (Written Document of How and When We Met, + evidence of a bonified relationship)
[03.15.13] Sent out RFE Reply
[03.21.13] Recieved NOA2

[05.07.13] Fee's have been paid, packet sent to NVC

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TimeTravel   78

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We got married in November 5, about a month later she Did the CFO Course in manila, and soon after Got her passport in her new Married name, I'm a little bit stressed na, because i dont know.... Will they issue her another passport ???? also some random person could steal her identity im afraid of !!!!! =[

She may first require to file the police complain for Lost Passport, after that, apply for re-issue passport.

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lythz   1

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She may first require to file the police complain for Lost Passport, after that, apply for re-issue passport.

They are right..report it immediately. Hope everything is ok. God bless to our journey.

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apple21   953

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File a report.

She would have to get a new set of ID cards before she can renew her passport.

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marklovetina   52

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just go to DFA report that the passport was lost and get a new one.. they will gonna give her a new pp... set of ids she can get that again too...

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