Monday, March 2, 2009

Requirements For The Application of A Marriage License




This information is from a sheet of paper that the Quezon City Hall gave me when i requested for an application form for a marriage license.

The photo on the right is what the Marriage License application looks like.

I had to pay P150 for the form and schedule a family planning seminar with the Health office. The Courts of Clerks give this form for free (I realized after i paid P150 for it) hehehe!



1. Certified True Copy of Birth Certificate or Baptism Certificate of both applicants.
  • if Widowed, certified true copy of death certificate of demise spouse, if previous marriage was annulled, copy of Court Decision and Absolute Decree of Finality from the Court
2. Community Tax Certificates/Cedula of both applicant
3. One photo ID (colored or black and white) of each applicant
4. Certificate of Family Planning:
  • There is no age limit for Family Planning, however couplkes for 24 years and below need to attend Family Planning Sessions, and Marriage Counseling. These sessions are scheduled for one-half day within the premises of the City Hall
If applicant is a Foreigner, requirements are:
  1. Photocopy of Passport (showing data and date of arrival).
  2. Certificate of LEGAL CAPACITY TO MARRY issued by their respective Diplomatic or Consular Officials;
  3. If Divorced, copy of Final Decree of Absolute Divorce;
  4. Certificate of Family Planning and Marriage Counselling and Responsible Parenthood
Notes:
  • Parents' Consent (for 18-21 years old)
  • Parents' Advice (for 21-25 years old)
  • One of the applicants must be a resident of the place where they will apply for the marriage license
  • The marriage license will be issued on the 11th day after the 10 day posting period upon submission of the application for marriage license. License expires 120 days from the date the license was issued.


1 comment:

  1. Hi there... I'm getting married in april and i was wondering do they do same day family planning sessions or is there a wait?

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