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Perfect, thanks guys. We will discuss tonight and pick whichever one makes sense :)

First of many questions. Principle applicants Philippines annulment denied for *THIRD* time. After 6 years of heartache we are turning to conjugal sponsorship. Without going into too many details : - Principal Applicants maiden name is on her birth certificate (obviously) - Marriage...

Okay thanks, that's what I was looking for. Speaking to people who have just done it, sounds like that process takes about a month. That's QUICK for the Philippines :)

yes. This I understand. In Canada, the paperwork you sign AT the ceremony is sent away to the Canadian government, and some time later you receive your official marriage certificate. My question was more specific : Is the same thing true of the Philippines, or is the paperwork that is signed...

No, as a foreigner I am apply to apply for divorce in Canada if it came to it.

In the Philippines, I don't anticipate that being a quick process. EVERYTHING there takes a unbelievable amount of time :(

Just to clarify : We will be married in the Philippines. From my previous marriage I remember the paperwork you sign at the ceremony gets sent away and you receive your marriage license (is that the word?) in the mail some weeks later. Is the paperwork we sign the day of sufficient, or am I...

This may or may not be specific to Manila. How quickly after marriage (I am born Canadian, she is born Filipina) can I begin the sponsorship. In other words : What would I require as far as paperwork that is NOT immediately available to me. Can I literally pre-prepare all my documents and...

This may be completely wrong. I spoke to an immigration consultant on something similar. (Mine was regarding moving overseas for a year for a common-law relationship, than sponsoring my wife) 1) At some point the sponsor has to be employed in Canada. In other words, I would not have been able...

What constitutes "Legal Permission" . A signed and notarized letter? We are currently going through an annulment (hopefully to end soon). To be honest everything is such a farce in the Philippines I would rather just marry and begin sponsorship. In my mind if the father has not provided any...

Hi guys, Just a quick question here. I will soon be marrying my girlfriend of 4 years from Philippines and starting our sponsorship. I have little doubt that we will have issues (we are of the same age, I have been to see here 8 times now, for stretches of multiple months). We have many...