| Note: Both parties have to appear personally at the Consulate | ||||
| For Single Filipinos: | ||||
| 1. Birth Certificate in security paper issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO) - original & photocopy | ||||
| 2. Certificate of Non-Availability of Record of Marriage issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO) in security paper NOTE: A CENOMAR is valid for only six (6) months from the date of issue by the NSO | ||||
| 3. Original and a photocopy of Authenticated Affidavit of Parental Consent (for applicants aged 18 years and 1 day to 21 years) OR original and a photocopy of Authenticated Affidavit of Parental Advice (for applicants aged 21 years and 1 day to 25 years). The Parental Consent or Advice should indicate the name of the fiancé/fiancee and should go through the following: | ||||
| a. Notary Public | ||||
| b. Regional Trial Court | ||||
| c. DFA Manila, Authentication Division | ||||
| If the parents are in the U.S., the affidavit has to be notarized in the U.S. if they are U.S. citizens and by the Consulate if they are Filipino. | ||||
| 4. Passport (original & photocopy of data page and last page) | ||||
| 5. Two (2) passport-size pictures | ||||
| For Divorced Filipinos: | ||||
| 1. Passport | ||||
| 2. If divorced in the U.S. or another country: Report of Divorce issued by the Philippine Consulate/Embassy in the country where divorce took place. (original and a photocopy) | ||||
| 3. Birth Certificate in security paper issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO) (original and a photocopy) | ||||
| 4. Two (2) passport-size pictures | ||||
| For Filipinos whose marriage has been annulled: | ||||
| 1. Passport | ||||
| 2. Amended Marriage Contract (of the annulled marriage) in security paper by the National Statistics Office (NSO) (original and a photocopy) | ||||
| 3. Certificate of Finality of Decision and Court Order/Decision authenticated by the Authentication Division, DFA Manila (original and a photocopy) | ||||
| 4. Two (2) passport-size pictures | ||||
| For Widowed Filipinos: | ||||
| Note: For female applicant, under Philippine Law, after the death of the husband, she is required to wait 10 months and 1 day before she can apply for remarriage | ||||
| 1. Passport | ||||
| 2. Death Certificate of Previous Spouse | ||||
| a. If spouse is a Filipino: Death Certificate of Previous Spouse in security paper issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO). | ||||
| b. If spouse if an American: Death Certificate of Previous Spouse issued by the County. | ||||
| c. If spouse is a Foreign National other than American: Death Certificate of the dead spouse from the latter's country of origin. The Death Certificate should be in English. (original and a photocopy) | ||||
| 3. If married in the Philippines: Marriage Contract with Previous Spouse in security paper issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO). | ||||
| 4. If married in the U.S. or another country: Report of Marriage issued by the Philippine Embassy/Consulate in the country where the marriage took place. (original and a photocopy) | ||||
| 5. Birth Certificate in security paper issued by the National Statistics Office (NSO). (original and a photocopy) | ||||
| 6. Two (2) passport-size pictures (with valid passport) | ||||
| FEES: | ||||
| Marriage License: US$25.00 | ||||
| Solemnization Fee: US$60.00 | ||||