kodyang Posted June 26, 2007 Share Posted June 26, 2007 update lang po applied by fone - june18,2007paid thru metrobank - june20,2007received docs - june22,2007 (kangina lang) much better and worth it kesa pumila at ma-hassle ng mga fixers good for you, it worked! me, applied for a marriage cert. last oct., got a negative response, saying they will get me a copy when they have it. until now wala pa. nagbayad nlng ako ulit, last month, pila sa nso office sa pasay, yun nkuha ko. but sayang yung first payment ko thru bank. Quote Link to comment
Dyords01 Posted July 16, 2007 Share Posted July 16, 2007 hi everyone, my friend requested a birth certificate for her kid born in the US but applied for dual citizenship with Bureau of Immigration.She got a NSO letter that they do not have any records of her kid's birth with a message to go to DFA. Is it possible to get a birth certificate issued by philippines even though the person wasn't born here or have dual citizenship status? Is late registry possible? How does my friend go about this? Thanks! I have the same case with this. My sister's son was born abroad, she is seeking her son's BC at the NSO but was referred to DFA as well. Now, I want to know the process and documents needed to get the BC at DFA. Seeking for your help. Thanks. Quote Link to comment
Dyords01 Posted July 17, 2007 Share Posted July 17, 2007 I have the same case with this. My sister's son was born abroad, she is seeking her son's BC at the NSO but was referred to DFA as well. Now, I want to know the process and documents needed to get the BC at DFA. Seeking for your help. Thanks. Alright, I got the answer myself. Here it goes... What you need? Report of Birth and Passport (person who is seeking his/her BC )Where to go? Go to Gate 1 at DFA, along Roxas Blvd. Office hours 8-11 AM and 1-3 PM. Seek visitors pass at the Main Lobby (you must have a valid ID to exchange with the visitors pass). Sign the Logbook. Go to CSD( Consular Services Department) at the basement/carpark, hehehe . Get a waiting number, sign uli sa logbook then get inside the CSD office to wait for you number to be called. Give the "Report of Birth" to the staff, the passport will just be use to verify the identity. Wait again for your turn to be called and you will be given a stub (yellow) where the reference no., date of transmittal, despatch no. are fill-up in the stub. You may now get an authenticated copy of your Report from any NSO branch. :thumbsupsmiley: Quote Link to comment
id6230 Posted August 19, 2007 Share Posted August 19, 2007 Alright, I got the answer myself. Here it goes... What you need? Report of Birth and Passport (person who is seeking his/her BC )Where to go? Go to Gate 1 at DFA, along Roxas Blvd. Office hours 8-11 AM and 1-3 PM. Seek visitors pass at the Main Lobby (you must have a valid ID to exchange with the visitors pass). Sign the Logbook. Go to CSD( Consular Services Department) at the basement/carpark, hehehe . Get a waiting number, sign uli sa logbook then get inside the CSD office to wait for you number to be called. Give the "Report of Birth" to the staff, the passport will just be use to verify the identity. Wait again for your turn to be called and you will be given a stub (yellow) where the reference no., date of transmittal, despatch no. are fill-up in the stub. You may now get an authenticated copy of your Report from any NSO branch. :thumbsupsmiley: Get the original Birth Certificate at the country individul was born. Have it authenticated by the Philippine consulate/embassy on the respective country of birth. Quote Link to comment
niteowl Posted September 6, 2007 Share Posted September 6, 2007 does anyone here know any good immigration lawyer? tnx and more power. Quote Link to comment
Brotsador Posted September 18, 2007 Share Posted September 18, 2007 (edited) hi everyone, my friend requested a birth certificate for her kid born in the US but applied for dual citizenship with Bureau of Immigration.She got a NSO letter that they do not have any records of her kid's birth with a message to go to DFA. Is it possible to get a birth certificate issued by philippines even though the person wasn't born here or have dual citizenship status? Is late registry possible? How does my friend go about this? Thanks! bro you dont need to late registered the child here in the Philippines just to have a copy of it. It will make matters complicated or even worst baka mablacklist pa siya sa US or even sa DFA. Just ask your friend to go to Philippine Consulate in the US and forward(endorse) the brith certificate(BC) of her child in NSO, then kapag na forward na sa NSO, applied it again specified in the 'application form' when was the BC forwarded in NSO. Hope it helps. yung mga nag apply sa Help Line (737-1111) ang kanilang customer care number is 737-1112 yung mga nag apply naman sa e-census.com.ph ang customer care number is 702-29-75 or 702-29-94 Edited September 18, 2007 by Brotsador Quote Link to comment
Spank_me_then Posted October 3, 2007 Share Posted October 3, 2007 paano kung gf ko (alien) nagpakasal kami dito at gusto niya maging Filipino? Quote Link to comment
RECIDIVIST_21 Posted October 10, 2007 Share Posted October 10, 2007 paano kung gf ko (alien) nagpakasal kami dito at gusto niya maging Filipino?Pwede siyang mag apply ng naturalization pero one of the requirements dapat mag stay sya for 10 years. dalawa kasing clase yan e restricted at hindi. ano ba nationality asawa mo? Quote Link to comment
RECIDIVIST_21 Posted October 10, 2007 Share Posted October 10, 2007 does anyone here know any good immigration lawyer? tnx and more power.I might be able to help you. Quote Link to comment
niteowl Posted October 30, 2007 Share Posted October 30, 2007 I might be able to help you. sir, sent u pm. thanks po Quote Link to comment
mc_darklight Posted November 11, 2007 Share Posted November 11, 2007 may gf birth certificate is Nov. 15 but the one in NSO is OCT 15...she has a original copy with the correct date which is NOv 15...what and how should we make it correct? when we go to her birth place which is San Juan they say that it's NSO problem, and when we went to NSO they say that it's San Juan's problem... Can anybody help us???? please in a legal way only Quote Link to comment
redax Posted November 11, 2007 Share Posted November 11, 2007 Which date does the birth certificate in the Civil Registry of San Juan bear? Quote Link to comment
mc_darklight Posted November 12, 2007 Share Posted November 12, 2007 The correct one which is Nov.15We also have the original birth cerficate... Which date does the birth certificate in the Civil Registry of San Juan bear? Quote Link to comment
redax Posted November 12, 2007 Share Posted November 12, 2007 In that case there is nothing to correct in San Juan. It is the NSO file that is erroneous so that is where the problem is. NSO gets its copies from the local civil registers so you probably need to inform them of the error and hopefully the procedure for proving so is not tedious. Hopefully, just the presentation of a certified true copy of the birth certificate is sufficient to cinvince them to correct their entry. You would need to ask the NSO the proper procedure for correction of errors in birth certificates. Quote Link to comment
mc_darklight Posted November 14, 2007 Share Posted November 14, 2007 we already did that... they insist that they only got their copy on San Juan... ang they want us to go to court just to correct their mistakes... and it will us 30,000 In that case there is nothing to correct in San Juan. It is the NSO file that is erroneous so that is where the problem is. NSO gets its copies from the local civil registers so you probably need to inform them of the error and hopefully the procedure for proving so is not tedious. Hopefully, just the presentation of a certified true copy of the birth certificate is sufficient to cinvince them to correct their entry. You would need to ask the NSO the proper procedure for correction of errors in birth certificates. Quote Link to comment
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