I'm so relieved that my travel documents have been dealt with. Getting married sure does add some extra tasks like having your name changed. I felt nostalgic saying goodbye to my Maiden name. Well, that comes with getting married.
Since I hate queue's, I tried to do things that can be accomplished through the internet.
Marriage Certificate/Birth Certificate:
www.census.gov.ph or dial 737-1111
P300 at Metrobank
5 -7 days processing
Passport:
www.passport.com.ph or dial 737-1000
P1,300 only
2 passport size photo, no name and signature, white background, shirt/blouse with collar and
sleeves
Marriage certificate from NSO or certified true copy of marriage contract from city hall in Sepca
paper and authenticated by NSO
Old passport
Use your married name in the application form
Be present on the said pick-up and delivery date
PRC license:
2 passport size photo with name at the buttom
Marriage certificate from NSO only
photocopy of license back-to-back
Fill-up green form for renewal and change of name -- entrance
get form for Change of Name (white paper), have it notarized P40--2nd flr. main bldg.
Records verification -- section B 1st flr. main bldg.
Grade verification -- annex bldg near entrance
Pay at the cashier P475 and P21 for documentary stamp
Submit all document at the Office of the Secreatary -- 3rd flr. main bldg.
1-2 months processing
NBI clearance:
NBI bldg. Carriedo st. Quiapo Manila
Pay P20 entrance and P115 for the clearance itself
3-5 days before releasing
Thankfully, all these Government agencies were efficient in delivering services.
2 comments:
Ay kakapagod naman yan. Dami kailangan gawin.
WOW. i haven't done any of those things so this really helps, leslie! so far, i've only changed the records in our office like my email and all my credit cards. hahaha!
Mrs. S
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