rocco69 Posted September 20, 2011 Share Posted September 20, 2011 illegitimate ang bata dahil di kayo kasal. pero kahit illegitimate, pwede na ilagay sa apelyido mo ang bata. ayon sa bagong batas (RA 9255), pag pumapayag ang ama ng bata, pwede na itong ipa-apelyido sa kanya kahit illegitimate ito. NEED ADVISE,, NAGKAANAK KAME NG KALIVE IN KO NGAUN,, DI KAME KASAL,, DI PA AKO ANNUL SA LAST MARRIAGE,, NGAUN KAILANGAN NA GAWIN UNG BIRTH CERTIFICATE NG BABY,, GUSTO KO SANA IPANGALAN SA AKIN UNG SURNAME,, PDE BA TO,, AYAW KO MAGING ILIGITIMATE UNG BABY,, PANO BA MAGANDANG PARAAN DITO,, IPALAGAY KO MUNA BA SA APELYIDO NG MOTHER NYA ,, UN BA ANG DA BEST,, THANKS IN ADVANCE,,, Quote Link to comment
equipped Posted November 4, 2011 Share Posted November 4, 2011 My daughter was born in 1996 di pa kami kasal ng mother nya kaya sa surname ng mother ang gamit niya my second son was born 1997 ganun din ang surname pano po ba ang procedure para malipat sa surname ko ang mga anak ko. dati kasi hindi ko may visa na sila isasama ko sa middle east hindi ko naisama kasi ung son ko walang middle name sa birth certificate kaya kahit passport nya wala din. middle name. pano po ba ang procedure wala po kasi dito sa pinas ang mother nila pumirma naman po ako sa affidavit of admision of faternity sa birth certificate nila. thanks in advance.... Quote Link to comment
sweetmia Posted November 21, 2011 Share Posted November 21, 2011 problema po namin yung sa mom ko.. nag try sya apply for passport tapos ayaw sya bigyan kase nakalagay sa birth certificate niya chinese yung father niya.. (1955 po sya pinanganak) di daw sya pede bigyan.. pinapunta kami sa immigration. pag punta dun sabi dapat daw chinese citizen yung mom ko, sa chinese embassy daw kami mag apply for passport.. na-explain na samin yung part ng constitution na nagsasabing chinese talaga siya dapat .. kaso anlaking gastos. baka po may mga alam kayo na ibang way? never na ba talaga sya makakakuha ng philippine passport? Quote Link to comment
james_bandido Posted December 5, 2011 Share Posted December 5, 2011 my gf's religion in her nso birth cert is "islam", however, she was baptized as a christian. what are the steps required to have her religion in her birth cert changed ?thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted January 6, 2012 Share Posted January 6, 2012 pwedeng ipa-correct ang maling entry sa birth certificate sa Civil Registrar lang kung ang mali ay "typographical error". Typographic errors refer to misspellings or those which are visible to the eye or obvious to the understanding. Yung mali sa religion, in your case, Islam instead of Christian, ay hindi masasabing "typographical error" lang — kaya kailangan itong dumaan sa husgado; i.e. kailangan niyang maghain ng petition sa korte para ipabago ang birth certificate niya. ano ang steps required: STEP ONE - maghanda ng pera pambayad sa abugado. STEP TWO: kumuha ng abugado... STEP THREE ONWARD: yung abugado na ang bahala dun. my gf's religion in her nso birth cert is "islam", however, she was baptized as a christian. what are the steps required to have her religion in her birth cert changed ?thanks in advance. Quote Link to comment
lomex32 Posted January 6, 2012 Share Posted January 6, 2012 (edited) Gumagawa kami ng JOINT AFFIDAVIT OF LEGITIMATION BY SUBSEQUENT MARRIAGE ayon sa documento 3. That when our son/daughter, ______ was conceived and born, we both possessed no legal impediment to marry each other; if the parents were minors (below 18) when the son/daughter were conceived, is that a legal impediment? Edited January 6, 2012 by lomex32 Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted January 7, 2012 Share Posted January 7, 2012 yes, being a minor (at the time the child was conceived and born) is a legal impediment to marriage. Pero, ayon sa Republic Act 9858, kung ang impediment lamang sa pagpapakasal ng dalawang magulang ay ang kanilang pagiging menor-de-edad nung panahon na yun, maaari na ring maging legitimated ang bata. I'd say kailangang baguhin ang joint affidavit nyo, in such a way, na magiging ganito siya: 3. That when our son/daughter, ______ was conceived and born, the only legal impediment to our marrying each other was the fact that we were both below the age of eighteen at that time; Gumagawa kami ng JOINT AFFIDAVIT OF LEGITIMATION BY SUBSEQUENT MARRIAGE ayon sa documento 3. That when our son/daughter, ______ was conceived and born, we both possessed no legal impediment to marry each other; if the parents were minors (below 18) when the son/daughter were conceived, is that a legal impediment? Quote Link to comment
lomex32 Posted January 12, 2012 Share Posted January 12, 2012 Salamat boss chief rocco69 I'd say kailangang baguhin ang joint affidavit nyo, in such a way, na magiging ganito siya: 3. That when our son/daughter, ______ was conceived and born, the only legal impediment to our marrying each other was the fact that we were both below the age of eighteen at that time; Quote Link to comment
lomex32 Posted February 3, 2012 Share Posted February 3, 2012 Similar case din ung Aunt ko naman sa NSO Birth Certificate nya - Maria Cristinasa other documents school, BIR etc etc - Ma. Cristina Kailanga kumuha ng Philippine Passport: Pwede na bang gumawa ng Affidavit lang and diretso na sa DFA? o kailangan pa sa LCR/NSO? Quote Link to comment
rocco69 Posted February 5, 2012 Share Posted February 5, 2012 (edited) 1. Pwede na bang gumawa ng Affidavit lang and diretso na sa DFA? If you want to use Ma. Cristina, hindi uubra ang affidavit lang. The DFA is mandated to follow what appears in the birth certificate.Dahil Maria Cristina ang nakalagay dun c Certificate of Birth, yun ang masusunod. Kung gusto nyo ng Ma. Cristina, you'll have to change the Certificate of Birth, at yun ay nangangailangan ng Petition sa Civil Registrar - Petition for Change of First Name - may bayad ito tapos ipapa-dyaryo pa ang application, kaya medyo may gastos ito (at least, hindi na sa korte). Magpunta sa Civil Registrar kung saan nakarehistro ang birth certificate ni Tita Cristina at magtanong dun kung ano-ano ang kailangan. Similar case din ung Aunt ko naman sa NSO Birth Certificate nya - Maria Cristinasa other documents school, BIR etc etc - Ma. Cristina Kailanga kumuha ng Philippine Passport: Pwede na bang gumawa ng Affidavit lang and diretso na sa DFA? o kailangan pa sa LCR/NSO? Edited February 5, 2012 by rocco69 Quote Link to comment
hav0k Posted March 11, 2012 Share Posted March 11, 2012 need po ba ng T.I.N number pagkukuha ng non-pro? Quote Link to comment
lomex32 Posted March 16, 2012 Share Posted March 16, 2012 Yes. They call it Affidavit of Discrepancyat nagpresent lang din ng ID na Ma. Name Ayun nakaalis na si Auntie 1. Pwede na bang gumawa ng Affidavit lang and diretso na sa DFA? If you want to use Ma. Cristina, hindi uubra ang affidavit lang. The DFA is mandated to follow what appears in the birth certificate.Dahil Maria Cristina ang nakalagay dun c Certificate of Birth, yun ang masusunod. Quote Link to comment
dunkingkong Posted April 28, 2012 Share Posted April 28, 2012 good day to all San po ba ngayon madaling kumuha ng NBI clearance sa manila??? dati sa victory mall sa manumento ko nag rerenew saddly wala na dun kailangan ko kasi mag renew ng NBI for my employer saka totoo po bang balik mano-mano ang processing ng NBI at 1 month pa bago makuha yung clearance?? TIA Quote Link to comment
El Chapo Posted June 28, 2012 Share Posted June 28, 2012 nalilito ako sa DFA, inutusan kase ako ng friend ko magclaim ng papers nya sa DFA yugn may claim stub, then yun pala papa red ribbon pa, sa old DFA daw, pagdating ko dun tinuturo ako sa mga opisina, sila ba talaga may authority na mag red ribbon or pwede rin sa old DFA? lage kase ako tinuturo sa mga office hindi mismo sa DFA kung nageexist pa sila dun. Quote Link to comment
juicylici0us_is_back Posted July 18, 2012 Share Posted July 18, 2012 My daughter was born March 8, 2011 until now she hasn't been registered s NSO nsa akin pa rin ang blank NSO Certificate. What should I do? Wala kasing father na pipirma. May pipirma man he's not here in the Philippines pero uuwi ata sya ng September. Magkano kaya aabutin ng processing nun? And Do I really have to wait for him until we got married? Quote Link to comment
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