Where do I go to apply for a marriage certificate when I get married in the Philippines? What information do you need to provide?

Where do I go to get married in the Philippines?

Generally, you can choose your own place of residence or the nearest city hall where the woman was born.

What information is required to apply for a Philippine marriage certificate?

The marriage preparation documents required by each Philippine municipal government are not exactly the same, but they are roughly as follows:

A. Marriage Application Requirement (Male) man's document requirements

(1)Birth Certificate birth certificate

(2)egal Capacity/Certificate of Singleness issued by the Chineseembassy and notarized by DFA legal qualification certificate/or single affidavit certified by Chinese ambassador (also to be certified by Philippine Ministry of Foreign Affairs)

(3)Valid ID'S (ACR I-Card) ACR card for Filipino foreigners

(4)Passport and proof of more than 6months stay in Philippines Chinese passport and supporting documents for staying in Philippines for more than 6months (this is to prevent fake marriage, human trafficking, etc., usually a copy of visa and entry and exit seal)

(5) If the Parental guidance is under the age of 25, parents are required to sign and agree.

B. documentation requirements of the woman Marriage Application Requirement(Female)

(1)Birth Certificate Birth Certificate Issued by Philippine Bureau of Statistics

(2)Cenomar the single certificate issued by Philippine Bureau of Statistics

(3)Cedula (Proof of residence) residence certificate

(4)Valid ID'S valid ID card, such as driver's license, national ID card, voter card, etc.

(5) If the Parental guidance is under the age of 25, parents are required to sign and agree.

After all kinds of certificates are prepared, you can apply for a marriage permit (Marriage license) at the local municipal government. The marriage permit needs to be publicized for 10 or 15 working days (working day). After the expiration of the publicity period, it is determined that no one can get married in the municipal government or church. Some local governments will also hold premarital training courses.

After marriage, you must take the marriage registration materials issued by the municipal government or church to the Philippine Bureau of Statistics (psa) for scanning, entry and certification of the marriage registration materials. After waiting for about two to three months, PSA will issue a marriage certificate (Certificate of Marriage).

During the severe epidemic, various government departments in the Philippines will close or work from time to time, so the corresponding accreditation cycle will be extended.