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Yes she will encounter a problem. You have two options:

 

1. Correct your marriage certificate, and other records to state the real name of your wife Maria

2. You have your birth certificate changed to Ma. instead of Maria. This can be done administratively and will cost less. Just go to the Civil registrar who issued your birthcertificate

 

If you ask me, i will go for option 2 as this will be faster and less costly.

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My passport got damaged.Natira na lang yung cover & the second page w/ my picture & all my info.what are the steps to obtain a new passport & how long will it take?is there a way to expedite it so I can have it asap?It's important that I get my passport asap.I hope somebody can answer my question.

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My passport got damaged.Natira na lang yung cover & the second page w/ my picture & all my info.what are the steps to obtain a new passport & how long will it take?is there a way to expedite it so I can have it asap?It's important that I get my passport asap.I hope somebody can answer my question.

 

The best way for you is to approach a good travel agency ( I suppose you need it asap because you're traveling ) they have their people who can help you with your problem, even as to the fast-tracking of the process.

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i have a question, am a chinese citizen living here in the philippines, am a well documented alien as in been born and live here in the philippines for 30+ years, my parents are both chinese, so definitely i carry a chinese passport, but recently i have acquired a Hong kong passport , and am thinking of using my new HK passport in going out of the philippine next year, will i be in trouble because its a different passport? the two passport i have have the same name on it. and it is also the same with all the alien documentation like acr. hope some expert on immigration could help me on this, thank you

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i have a question, am a chinese citizen living here in the philippines, am a well documented alien as in been born and live here in the philippines for 30+ years, my parents are both chinese, so definitely i carry a chinese passport, but recently i have acquired a Hong kong passport , and am thinking of using my new HK passport in going out of the philippine next year, will i be in trouble because its a different passport? the two passport i have have the same name on it. and it is also the same with all the alien documentation like acr. hope some expert on immigration could help me on this, thank you

 

I'm not an expert on Chinese (Taiwan or PROC) immigration law, so this is just a recommendation. When you say Chinese is it Taiwan or PROC??? Because Hong Kong is now part of PROC.

 

What you should do is to report to the Bureau of Immigration that you have recently acquired a Hong Kong Passport and will be using your first passport and second passport alternately. This assumes that Hong Kong and PROC or Taiwan allows such dual use of passports, you can clarify this with their respective embassies. If they don't then you'll have to choose which one to use from now onwards.

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I'm not an expert on Chinese (Taiwan or PROC) immigration law, so this is just a recommendation. When you say Chinese is it Taiwan or PROC??? Because Hong Kong is now part of PROC.

 

What you should do is to report to the Bureau of Immigration that you have recently acquired a Hong Kong Passport and will be using your first passport and second passport alternately. This assumes that Hong Kong and PROC or Taiwan allows such dual use of passports, you can clarify this with their respective embassies. If they don't then you'll have to choose which one to use from now onwards.

 

it is a PROC passport, i guess i have to ask the BI for this. thanks very much :thumbsupsmiley:

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does anyone know the steps in correcting a birth certificate with a typo error in a surname?

 

 

with due respect to pol22366, administrative correction of birth certificate under Republic Act 9048 pertains only to correction of clerical or typographical error of the first name and not the last or surname.

 

with due respect i think the proper proceedure is for you to go to court to file a petition for the correction of your birth certificate more particularly the surname. This will also involve publication. The proper venue would be where your birth was registered.

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with due respect to pol22366, administrative correction of birth certificate under Republic Act 9048 pertains only to correction of clerical or typographical error of the first name and not the last or surname.

 

with due respect i think the proper proceedure is for you to go to court to file a petition for the correction of your birth certificate more particularly the surname. This will also involve publication. The proper venue would be where your birth was registered.

 

OOPs, my bad, thanks for the heads up ela_bat. The venue would be the Regional Trial Court.

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yes you will need a lawyer for this

 

Thank you for the replies! However, I've inquired with NSO through their website and I received an email stating that my case even though a surname error is considered a typo error and is covered by RA9048. I have yet to start my process with the Local Civil Registrar.

 

More power to you all!

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