Getting married (merged)

[Tamaray2014 0]

Thank u so much to u all!

Yes it help the information, actually I just called the US embassy Manila regarding with the Affidavit in lieu of a certificate of legal capacity to contra, they said it can get at the same day. Like wat u people said earlier. And also my Bf is 34 and I am 30, we have been in relationship for more than a years.

Thank u guys for the info.

I will update u soon.

God bless and more power.

[JohnandMhay 13]

Make sure he makes the appointment for the Legal Capacity to Marry. Its not a walk in service. Very easy to do online.

Booking an Appointment for a Legal Capacity to Marry:

Step 1:

Read the information below to ensure that you understand the rules for the "Affidavit in Lieu of a Certificate of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage."

Step 2:

Book an appointment by clicking here. Please select “Request notarial and other services not listed above.” Print the confirmation of your appointment.

Step 3:

Please bring your confirmation printout, all divorce decrees or death certificates that show the U.S. citizen is free to marry, and valid U.S. passport to your appointment. Please bring $50 in cash (or Philippine Peso equivalent) or credit card. Due to space limitations, people not needed to witness or sign documents during the notarial service will not be able accompany the applicant to the ACS section and should not come to the Embassy. Fiancées of Americans seeking legal capacities to marry do not need to appear.