Local Notarization of Legal Capacity to Marry

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https://ph.usembassy.gov/message-for-u-s-citizens-change-in-notarization-requirements-for-legal-capacity-to-contract-marriage/

 

United States Embassy Manila, Philippines

Effective immediately, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), pursuant to recently issued Memorandum Circular No. 2021-004, will allow local notarization in the Philippines of the “Affidavit of Legal Capacity to Contract Marriage.”

As a result, U.S. citizens who wish to marry in the Philippines are no longer required to have their affidavits notarized at the Embassy or Consular Agency. Instead, you may have the affidavit notarized locally in the Philippines. We encourage U.S. citizens to have these affidavits notarized locally, as appointments for consular services remain limited at the Embassy and Consular Agency due to the ongoing pandemic.

Please visit the PSA website or inquire with the Local Civil Registry Office where you plan to be married for more information.

For more information on notary services, please see our website.

[RO_AH 1,656]

Doesn't do a lot of good at the moment since no one is allowed in to get married.

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8 minutes ago, RO_AH said:

Doesn't do a lot of good at the moment since no one is allowed in to get married.

Might help those who are already here.  I have a friend getting married here later this year.

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On 4/6/2021 at 3:17 AM, seekingthetruth said:

Might help those who are already here.  I have a friend getting married here later this year.

Many of the local offices are requiring a CENOMAR from the foreigner in order to get married