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What are the basic documentary requirements for foreign nationals planning to marry in the Philippines?
What is the Registry of Philippine Nationals?
Can the Consular Officers solemnize marriages?
Why should I report our marriage to the Philippine Consulate General?
What are the requirements for reporting the marriage of Filipinos?
Why is reporting of death of a Filipino in Canada necessary?
What are the requirements for reporting the death of a Filipino?
Why should I report the birth of my child to the Philippine Consulate General?
When should I report the birth of my child to the Philippine Consulate General?
Is my child eligible to a Philippine citizenship even if he/she was born in Canada?
What are the requirements for reporting the birth of child born abroad of Filipino parent(s)?
