PARENTAL CONSENT OR PARENTAL ADVISE?

[enilec1018 1]

Hello! I am 21yrs old living in Japan, just wanted to ask if I could use the Parental consent that my mom already made or Do we have to make a parental advise? Thank you!

[Cyberfx1024 7,980]

20 minutes ago, Celine Garcia said:

Hello! I am 21yrs old living in Japan, just wanted to ask if I could use the Parental consent that my mom already made or Do we have to make a parental advise? Thank you!

Does Japan require a 21 year old to get parental consent to get married? According to my research you do not need to get parental consent.

[enilec1018 1]

Just now, Cyberfx1024 said:

Does Japan require a 21 year old to get parental consent to get married? According to my research you do not need to get parental consent.

Yes po. It’s still up on the Philippine embassy websit..

1 minute ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

Does Japan require a 21 year old to get parental consent to get married? According to my research you do not need to get parental consent.

My problem is they don’t pick up calls or answer mails. 

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3 minutes ago, Celine Garcia said:

Yes po. It’s still up on the Philippine embassy websit..

So you are in Japan na but going to the USA to get married or getting married in Japan? The parental consent is if you are getting married in the Philippines, but if you are already in Japan that is not required by the US Embassy at all. But if you plan on going back to the Philippines before going to the USA you will have to go to CFO and they require it.

 

Edited May 29, 2018 by Cyberfx1024

[enilec1018 1]

1 minute ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

So you are in Japan na but going to the USA to get married or getting married in Japan? The parental consent is if you are getting married in the Philippines, but if you are already in Japan that is not required by the US Embassy at all. But if you plan on going back to the Philippines before going to the USA you will have to go to CFO and they require it.

 

We will get married here in Japan po. Then I will make my way to the US..

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Just now, Celine Garcia said:

We will get married here in Japan po. Then I will make my way to the US..

If you are getting married in Japan then moving to the USA then that is NOT required po. It is a Philippine requirement for mainly CFO.

 

Where in Japan are you na if you don't mind me asking?

[enilec1018 1]

2 minutes ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

If you are getting married in Japan then moving to the USA then that is NOT required po. It is a Philippine requirement for mainly CFO.

 

Where in Japan are you na if you don't mind me asking?

Sa Phil embassy po kasi ang pasa ng papers namin then after nun sa city hall pa ng Japan. Dito po ako sa Tokyo mismo

[Hank_ 9,174]

32 minutes ago, Celine Garcia said:

Hello! I am 21yrs old living in Japan, just wanted to ask if I could use the Parental consent that my mom already made or Do we have to make a parental advise? Thank you!

 

Who requires the consent/advice letter in Japan?    As Cyberfx stated if it is not required by Japan you don't need it.  Embassy isn't going to ask for it.

 

Only in the Philippines.

[Hank_ 9,174]

2 minutes ago, Celine Garcia said:

Sa Phil embassy po kasi ang pasa ng papers namin then after nun sa city hall pa ng Japan. Dito po ako sa Tokyo mismo

How is the Philippine consulate involved with getting married in Japan?

[enilec1018 1]

2 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

 

Who requires the consent/advice letter in Japan?    As Cyberfx stated if it is not required by Japan you don't need it.  Embassy isn't going to ask for it.

 

Only in the Philippines.

Here is what’s on their website po. 

[enilec1018 1]

1 minute ago, Hank_ said:

How is the Philippine consulate involved with getting married in Japan?

Yun din nga po ang question ko. And we have to pay a lot of money for every document. Napaka complicated

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1 minute ago, Celine Garcia said:

Here is what’s on their website po. 

So your fiancé is a Kano, Pinoy, or Japanese? According to their website:

 

A Marriage License may be issued to couples who are both Filipino nationals wishing to get married at the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo. Both parties must submit the requirements relevant for them.

Personal appearance in the Embassy of both parties is also required.

Requirements

For a Single Filipino:

1. Duly accomplished application form
2. Valid Passport – Original and one (1) copy
3. Residence Card or visa in Japan – Original and one (1) copy
4. DFA authenticated PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and one (1) copy
5. DFA authenticated PSA issued Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) – Original and one (1) copy
6. Three (3) Passport-sized photos

Additional requirements for Single Filipinos between 18-25 years old:

7. Affidavit of Parental Consent/Advice
   For 18-20 years old – Affidavit of Parental Consent
   For 21-25 years old – Affidavit of Parental Advice
   Notes:

    

   • If the parents are in the Philippines, the affidavit executed in the Philippines must be notarized by a Filipino notary public, then authenticated (“red-ribboned”) by the DFA.
   • If the parents are in Japan, they can execute the affidavit at the Philippine Embassy.
   • If the parents are deceased, please submit a DFA authenticated PSA issued Death Certificate
8. Marriage Counseling Certificate issued by a minister, counselor or any qualified authority.

For a Divorced Filipino: Only Filipinos whose divorce is already recognized by a Philippine Court may apply for Marriage License.

1. Duly accomplished application form
2. Valid Passport – Original and one (1) copy
3. Residence Card or visa in Japan – Original and one (1) copy
4. DFA authenticated PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and one (1) copy
5. DFA authenticated PSA issued Advisory on Marriages – Original and one (1) copy
6. DFA authenticated PSA issued Marriage Certificate/ Contract or Report of Marriage with annotation – Original and one (1) copy
7. DFA authenticated Judicial Recognition of Foreign Divorce issued by a Philippine Court with Certificate of Finality – Original and one (1) copy
8. Record of Divorce in Japan:
   1. If former spouse is Japanese, please submit Family Registry (Koseki Tohon) reflecting the couple’s place and date of divorce. Please note that the Koseki Shohon (part of Koseki Tohon) and Certificate of Acceptance (Juri Shomeisho) are not acceptable.
   2. If former spouse is a foreign national other than Japanese, please submit Certificate of Acceptance of Divorce (Juri Shomeisho) showing the couple’s place and date of divorce
9. Three (3) Passport-sized photos

For a Filipino whose marriage was Annulled in the Philippines:

1. Duly accomplished application form
2. Valid Passport – Original and one (1) copy
3. Residence Card or visa in Japan – Original and one (1) copy
4. DFA authenticated PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and one (1) copy
5. DFA authenticated PSA issued Advisory on Marriages – Original and one (1) copy
6. DFA authenticated PSA issued Marriage Certificate/ Contract or Report of Marriage with annotation – Original and one (1) copy
7. DFA authenticated Judicial Decree of Annulment issued by a Philippine Court with Certificate of Finality – Original and one (1) copy
8. Three (3) Passport-sized photos

For a Widowed Filipino:

1. Duly accomplished application form
2. Valid Passport – Original and one (1) copy
3. Residence Card or visa in Japan – Original and one (1) copy
4. DFA authenticated PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and one(1) copy
5. DFA authenticated PSA issued Advisory on Marriages – Original and one (1) copy
6. DFA authenticated PSA issued Marriage Certificate/ Contract or Report of Marriage – Original and one (1) copy
7. Death Certificate:
   • If the deceased spouse is Filipino – DFA authenticated PSA issued Death Certificate
   • If the deceased spouse is Japanese – Koseki tohon (Family Registry)
   • If the deceased spouse is a foreign national other than Japanese – Death Certificate issued by his/her Embassy

Reminders

1. Processed documents may either be picked up at the Embassy or mailed through the Post Office
2. The Embassy may require additional documents if deemed necessary
3. Applicable fees depend on each particular case.
4. Processing period is 10 working days.

[enilec1018 1]

1 minute ago, Cyberfx1024 said:

So your fiancé is a Kano, Pinoy, or Japanese? According to their website:

 

A Marriage License may be issued to couples who are both Filipino nationals wishing to get married at the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo. Both parties must submit the requirements relevant for them.

Personal appearance in the Embassy of both parties is also required.

Requirements

For a Single Filipino:

1. Duly accomplished application form
2. Valid Passport – Original and one (1) copy
3. Residence Card or visa in Japan – Original and one (1) copy
4. DFA authenticated PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and one (1) copy
5. DFA authenticated PSA issued Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) – Original and one (1) copy
6. Three (3) Passport-sized photos

Additional requirements for Single Filipinos between 18-25 years old:

7. Affidavit of Parental Consent/Advice
   For 18-20 years old – Affidavit of Parental Consent
   For 21-25 years old – Affidavit of Parental Advice
   Notes:

    

   • If the parents are in the Philippines, the affidavit executed in the Philippines must be notarized by a Filipino notary public, then authenticated (“red-ribboned”) by the DFA.
   • If the parents are in Japan, they can execute the affidavit at the Philippine Embassy.
   • If the parents are deceased, please submit a DFA authenticated PSA issued Death Certificate
8. Marriage Counseling Certificate issued by a minister, counselor or any qualified authority.

For a Divorced Filipino: Only Filipinos whose divorce is already recognized by a Philippine Court may apply for Marriage License.

1. Duly accomplished application form
2. Valid Passport – Original and one (1) copy
3. Residence Card or visa in Japan – Original and one (1) copy
4. DFA authenticated PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and one (1) copy
5. DFA authenticated PSA issued Advisory on Marriages – Original and one (1) copy
6. DFA authenticated PSA issued Marriage Certificate/ Contract or Report of Marriage with annotation – Original and one (1) copy
7. DFA authenticated Judicial Recognition of Foreign Divorce issued by a Philippine Court with Certificate of Finality – Original and one (1) copy
8. Record of Divorce in Japan:
   1. If former spouse is Japanese, please submit Family Registry (Koseki Tohon) reflecting the couple’s place and date of divorce. Please note that the Koseki Shohon (part of Koseki Tohon) and Certificate of Acceptance (Juri Shomeisho) are not acceptable.
   2. If former spouse is a foreign national other than Japanese, please submit Certificate of Acceptance of Divorce (Juri Shomeisho) showing the couple’s place and date of divorce
9. Three (3) Passport-sized photos

For a Filipino whose marriage was Annulled in the Philippines:

1. Duly accomplished application form
2. Valid Passport – Original and one (1) copy
3. Residence Card or visa in Japan – Original and one (1) copy
4. DFA authenticated PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and one (1) copy
5. DFA authenticated PSA issued Advisory on Marriages – Original and one (1) copy
6. DFA authenticated PSA issued Marriage Certificate/ Contract or Report of Marriage with annotation – Original and one (1) copy
7. DFA authenticated Judicial Decree of Annulment issued by a Philippine Court with Certificate of Finality – Original and one (1) copy
8. Three (3) Passport-sized photos

For a Widowed Filipino:

1. Duly accomplished application form
2. Valid Passport – Original and one (1) copy
3. Residence Card or visa in Japan – Original and one (1) copy
4. DFA authenticated PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and one(1) copy
5. DFA authenticated PSA issued Advisory on Marriages – Original and one (1) copy
6. DFA authenticated PSA issued Marriage Certificate/ Contract or Report of Marriage – Original and one (1) copy
7. Death Certificate:
   • If the deceased spouse is Filipino – DFA authenticated PSA issued Death Certificate
   • If the deceased spouse is Japanese – Koseki tohon (Family Registry)
   • If the deceased spouse is a foreign national other than Japanese – Death Certificate issued by his/her Embassy

Reminders

1. Processed documents may either be picked up at the Embassy or mailed through the Post Office
2. The Embassy may require additional documents if deemed necessary
3. Applicable fees depend on each particular case.
4. Processing period is 10 working days.

Kano po siya.. 

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3 minutes ago, Celine Garcia said:

Kano po siya.. 

Please advise if you are getting married in a church or in a municipal hall?

 

 

What it looks like according to the website is that that issue only pertains to you IF BOTH OF YOU ARE FILIPINOS. Are you trying to get a marriage license or to register your marriage?

 

A Marriage License may be issued to couples who are both Filipino nationals wishing to get married at the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo. Both parties must submit the requirements relevant for them.

Edited May 29, 2018 by Cyberfx1024

[enilec1018 1]

Just now, Cyberfx1024 said:

Please advise if you are getting married in a church or in a municipal hall?

 

 

What it looks like according to the website is that that issue only pertains to you IF BOTH OF YOU ARE FILIPINOS.

 

A Marriage License may be issued to couples who are both Filipino nationals wishing to get married at the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo. Both parties must submit the requirements relevant for them.

Sa Municipal hall po kami but kailangan daw po ipasa lahat ng papel sa embassy bago sa municipal hall