CENOMAR

[Lucy&Jason 807]

2 minutes ago, dynesyzygy24 said:

Really? Do you know if we can get it online? Or he needs to go ask someone to process it in Philippines

https://www.ecensus.com.ph/Default.aspx jan sis na link pwd syang mag online request ng cenomar. Nasa pinas b parents nya? O kapatid? 

[Hank_ 9,174]

20 hours ago, doggieandsam said:

If you are interviewing at the Abu Dhabi embassy, then i don't think you need to worry about this. They do not ask for the CENOMAR, not from the beneficiary. At least this was my experience when I interviewed there. 

 

Re your petitioner - even if he is filipino by birth, he is a USC now (plus he does not hold dual citizenship), he therefore will not need a CENOMAR.   He just needs to be single and free to marry by US law.

Just a quick question.  Was your fiance Filipino (Naturalized U.S. citizen), I only ask because that is the only time I have seen the embassy ask for a CENOMAR of the petitioner?

[doggieandsam 765]

2 hours ago, Hank_ said:

Just a quick question.  Was your fiance Filipino (Naturalized U.S. citizen), I only ask because that is the only time I have seen the embassy ask for a CENOMAR of the petitioner?

He is half Filipino, but he is USC by birth.

 

I did not word my response properly perhaps. I agree with you that the petitioner will not need a cenomar at all. 

[Hank_ 9,174]

5 minutes ago, doggieandsam said:

He is half Filipino, but he is USC by birth.

 

I did not word my response properly perhaps. I agree with you that the petitioner will not need a cenomar at all. 

In your case I don't see how the embassy would have asked for a CENOMAR from your husband.

 

Depends if the petitioner was born in the Philippines and immigrated to the U.S. or not.   Like said earlier, I have seen where the embassy asked for a CENOMAR from the petitioner when they were Filipino by birth, then naturalized USC later.  But that is for Manila only.   I truly don't know what the embassy in Abu Dhabi requires.

Edited March 5, 2018 by Hank_

[doggieandsam 765]

Just to add. The US embassy in Abu Dhabi does not ask for the beneficiary’s CENOMAR. So I doubt they will even ask for the petitioner’s.

 

 

[doggieandsam 765]

6 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

Depends if the petitioner was born in the Philippines and immigrated to the U.S. or not.   Like said earlier, I have seen where the embassy asked for a CENOMAR from the petitioner when they were Filipino by birth, then naturalized USC later.  But that is for Manila only.   I truly don't know what the embassy in Abu Dhabi requires.

Ok i get it now after reading all the earlier responses. Thanks for the info.

 

Abu dhabi does not require cenomars at all. At least this was true for me when i interviewed there in aug 2017. Dont know if this has changed since then though.

Edited March 5, 2018 by doggieandsam

[dynesyzygy24 57]

My fiance is born Filipino and was naturalized US Citizen (apologies guys If some got confused)....  That's why I wanted to know if the CO would really ask for his CENOMAR. 

 

 

[dynesyzygy24 57]

17 hours ago, ShyLucy said:

https://www.ecensus.com.ph/Default.aspx jan sis na link pwd syang mag online request ng cenomar. Nasa pinas b parents nya? O kapatid? 

Thank you sis  may mga kapatid naman sya nandun pero they don't live in Manila

[Lucy&Jason 807]

3 minutes ago, dynesyzygy24 said:

Thank you sis  may mga kapatid naman sya nandun pero they don't live in Manila

Ok lng sis. Kasi e sesend nmn yan sa lugar nila. Mga 6-10 working days kapag k outside manila. 

[lovlyanne 0]

hi everyone

what if the US filipino petitioner was married here in the Philippines before but divorced in the US since both of his ex-wife are now US citizen thru naturalization.. do i still need a CENOMAR for him or the CEMAR (Marriage Certificate) to bring on my interview? pls helo..thank you.

[Hank_ 9,174]

35 minutes ago, lovlyanne said:

hi everyone

what if the US filipino petitioner was married here in the Philippines before but divorced in the US since both of his ex-wife are now US citizen thru naturalization.. do i still need a CENOMAR for him or the CEMAR (Marriage Certificate) to bring on my interview? pls helo..thank you.

If born in the the Philippines then became a USC, and lived in the Philippine after age 18 ... then yes.  Otherwise no       You will request a CENOMAR but PSA will issue a CEMAR if he was married in the Philippines.   

 

Do make sure to have copies of his divorce decree.

 

http://www.visaconnection-philippines.com/k-1-visa-application.html

 

 

CERTIFICATE OF NO MARRIAGE (if applicable). Applicants who are single and have never been married (18 years and older) are required to obtain a CENOMAR from the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). The request for a CENOMAR is a standard measure adopted in Manila to ensure that a visa applicant does not have any concealed, unterminated prior marriage to anyone, which would eliminate his / her claim to the single status of the visa category sought. To request a CENOMAR be directly submitted to the US Embassy (recommended), you may do so here: https://www.ecensus.com.ph/Secure/Terms.aspx

 

 A CENOMAR is also required for a petitioner who was born in the Philippines and lived in the country for at least one (1) year upon reaching the age of 18.

 

 PROOF OF TERMINATION OF MARRIAGE (if applicable). Annulment decree, death certificate issued by the PSA, a foreign divorce decree or foreign death certificate.

 

https://ph.usembassy.gov/visas/immigrant-visas/fiancee-visa/the-interview/

Edited April 18, 2018 by Hank_