Requesting CENOMAR after Birth Certificate Clerical Error Corrections

[TinTin and Samby 11]

Hi to all!

This is a question only for those people who have gone through the RA 9048 Correction of Clerical Errors process to fix an error on their NSO Birth Certificate.

After completing that process and receiving your annotated ("corrected") BC, how did you apply for your CENOMAR?

In person at NSO in Quezon City?

Anyone have success with using e-Census?

Did you submit your CENOMAR request application with your original NSO (incorrect) name or did you submit with your corrected (annotated) name?

Thanks in advance for sharing your experiences!

[alexandra8886 0]

Anyone have success with using e-Census?

i got my BC & CENOMAR thru E-census..so far Census is prompt on their delivery..

at first, i had a mistake on my father's middle name, so i made another request online..& got a new CENOMAR with corrected information.

goodluck!

[TinTin and Samby 11]

I sent an email to the eCensus site requesting info on this. I am posting their helpful reply here. Maybe it will help others in the future.

From: e-census@census.gov.ph [mailto:e-census@census.gov.ph]

Sent: Thursday, October 18, 2007 6:30 PM

To: Samby

Subject: Re: Question Regarding Ability to use e-Census to Request CENOMAR when BC name is annotated under RA 9048

Dear Samby:

Thank you for your e-mail.

You may submit your request for Certificate of No Marriage Record (CENOMAR) via our e-census website (www.e-census.com.ph).

This is to clarify that whatever details the requester submitted during online application will be the same details that will be printed on the document result of the CENOMAR request. These details will also be the basis of document processing. From the time the requester confirms and submits the details of his/her online document application via the e-Census website until the document is processed after payment, there is no human intervention from our end or from the e-Census processing center.

Thank you.

Yours truly,

e-Census Operations

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On Wed, October 17, 2007 12:36 am, Samby wrote:

Good Day:

Can you please advise me if I may utilize the e-Census Web Site to request a copy of my CENOMAR. I have just completed the RA 9048 Correction of Clerical Errors process to correct the spelling of my First Name. That process is now completed and I have in my hand my annotated NSO Birth Certificate that shows the original (incorrect) First Name in the body of the form and the corrected information annotated along the side of the front of the document.

I have never been married. I am not certain if a CENOMAR document request utilizes the information from the Birth Certificate. This is why I am writing to inquire.

1. May I submit a e-Census request for CENOMAR?

2. If Yes, does it matter if my e-Census submission is made with my real (corrected) first name or must I use the original NSO BC incorrect first name?

3. Since I have never been married, will it make any difference which first name I submit, as either will result in a NO Marriage Record found.

Thank you for your quick reply.