Where to send the Report of Marriage ??? anyone?

[NicholasNissel 2]

My husband and I has been married since last year but we were so busy we didn't notice the time has passed by faster than we thought. Now we are gathering all the requirements, we want to send it my mail but we don't know where to send it. Please help, we live in Colorado, don't know if there's a consulate here or none.

[Pitaya 2,577]

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[Hank_ 9,174]

My husband and I has been married since last year but we were so busy we didn't notice the time has passed by faster than we thought. Now we are gathering all the requirements, we want to send it my mail but we don't know where to send it. Please help, we live in Colorado, don't know if there's a consulate here or none.

You send ROM to the consulate that represents the area where you live. For Colorado that appears to be San Francisco

[NicholasNissel 2]

You send ROM to the consulate that represents the area where you live. For Colorado that appears to be San Francisco

Do you know where I can find a specific mailing address to San francisco Philippine consulate?

[Hank_ 9,174]

google

[StephhyRN 7]

http://www.philippinessanfrancisco.org/philippines-sf/consular-services-sf/faq-sf/#marriage

[_Paul&Jesica_ 70]

You send ROM to the consulate that represents the area where you live. For Colorado that appears to be San Francisco

Actually you file at the Consulate that represents the location where the marriage took place (contracted), which might be different than where you live.

Using the LA Consulate as an example....

The Consulate can only undertake the marriage registration process if the marriage took place within in its jurisdiction, i.e., Southern California, Southern Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. For marriages outside of its jurisdiction, the Report of Marriage must be filed with the Philippine Embassy or Consulate which exercises jurisdiction over the place of marriage. ONLY marriages contracted in the following places can be registered or reported at the Philippine Consulate General, Los Angeles, CA: (1) Southern California; (2)Southern Nevada; (3) Arizona; (4) New Mexico; and (5) Texas

[Hank_ 9,174]

Actually you file at the Consulate that represents the location where the marriage took place (contracted), which might be different than where you live.

Using the LA Consulate as an example....

The Consulate can only undertake the marriage registration process if the marriage took place within in its jurisdiction, i.e., Southern California, Southern Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. For marriages outside of its jurisdiction, the Report of Marriage must be filed with the Philippine Embassy or Consulate which exercises jurisdiction over the place of marriage. ONLY marriages contracted in the following places can be registered or reported at the Philippine Consulate General, Los Angeles, CA: (1) Southern California; (2)Southern Nevada; (3) Arizona; (4) New Mexico; and (5) Texas

Yes ... my ... thanks for the catch.

[ausomekc 2]

this is if the marriage takes place in colorado.

Philippine Consulate General in San Francisco
447 Sutter St. 6th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94108
Tel # 415-433-6666 to 68

Consular Jurisdiction: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Northern Nevada (Carson, Churchill, Douglas Elko, Esmeralda, Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Lyon, Mineral, Pershing, Storie, Washoe, White Pine, Reno), Colorado, Montana, Utah, Wyoming, Northern California (San Jose, Oakland, Fresno, Palo Alto, Sacramento, Stocton, Napa, Union City, San Mateo, Vallejo, Pittsburg)

[Ronny_Cari 8]

You send ROM to the consulate that represents the area where you live. For Colorado that appears to be San Francisco

Hello Mr, Hank. I just want to ask, like in my case, we got married in South Carolina but now we are living in California, what Philippine Consulate should we report our marriage? Does it depend on what state we got married? Or the state where we currently living? Thank you so much in advance for your answer, Mr. Hank. Will really appreciate your answer. :-) Thank you again.

[Ronny_Cari 8]

Actually you file at the Consulate that represents the location where the marriage took place (contracted), which might be different than where you live.

Using the LA Consulate as an example....

The Consulate can only undertake the marriage registration process if the marriage took place within in its jurisdiction, i.e., Southern California, Southern Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. For marriages outside of its jurisdiction, the Report of Marriage must be filed with the Philippine Embassy or Consulate which exercises jurisdiction over the place of marriage. ONLY marriages contracted in the following places can be registered or reported at the Philippine Consulate General, Los Angeles, CA: (1) Southern California; (2)Southern Nevada; (3) Arizona; (4) New Mexico; and (5) Texas

Thank you, this is the answer that I have been looking for. :-)

[Hank_ 9,174]

Hello Mr, Hank. I just want to ask, like in my case, we got married in South Carolina but now we are living in California, what Philippine Consulate should we report our marriage? Does it depend on what state we got married? Or the state where we currently living? Thank you so much in advance for your answer, Mr. Hank. Will really appreciate your answer. :-) Thank you again.

For ROM it is where you were MARRIED (that one post was an on my part), so it is the consulate that represents SC.

[Ronny_Cari 8]

For ROM it is where you were MARRIED (that one post was an on my part), so it is the consulate that represents SC.

Thank you, Mr. Hank. I appreciate your answer. :-)

[AmCha241 0]

What is the purpose of reporting marriage?

New name on passport and other civil documents for the future?

[Greenbaum 12,259]

Ronny_Cari, on 21 Jan 2015 - 01:22 AM, said:Ronny_Cari, on 21 Jan 2015 - 01:22 AM, said:

Hello Mr, Hank. I just want to ask, like in my case, we got married in South Carolina but now we are living in California, what Philippine Consulate should we report our marriage? Does it depend on what state we got married? Or the state where we currently living? Thank you so much in advance for your answer, Mr. Hank. Will really appreciate your answer. :-) Thank you again.

You must file your ROM with the Wash. D.C. Consulate because you were married in SC. They have jurisdiction over SC.

Embassy of the Philippines, Washington D.C.

1617 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington D.C. 20036 (Consular Section)

Tel # 202-467-9300

http://www.philippinesusa.info/

Edited January 24, 2015 by Greenbaum