*NEW* MANILA VISA OFFICE Philippines SPOUSE/FAMILY TIMELINE

[ejac09]

ako wala pa dn movement ang medical ko mag add docs ako jan 27 kaya ako nag order ng notes..

Aor2 ko noon c FRC pero nung kita ko ung notes puro RP na.

 

[dp0716]

Aor2 ko noon c FRC pero nung kita ko ung notes puro RP na.

balitaan kta pag natanggap ko na notes ko..kng nag bago at d na si FrC..madmi na bang sept applicants ang nagka PpR??

 

[Zet]

balitaan kta pag natanggap ko na notes ko..kng nag bago at d na si FrC..madmi na bang sept applicants ang nagka PpR??

wla pdn po balita ung skin.. sept applicant

 

[Survivor27]

Guys....i recently got married and i was just wondering if my wife can still use here maiden name in our application to Canada....her passport is still valid til 2020 and if we will change her passport, we are going to wait for another month for the release before we submit our application.

Anyone who has the same experience, can you please share?

Thanks

Yes, she can still use her maiden name. The important thing is - the name that she will put on the forms should match the name she have on her passport (this is clearly mentioned on the Guide as well).

I am the Applicant and I renewed my passport last June 2016 (got married Feb 2016) and I still used my maiden name The only thing that changed is my status from Single to Married.

 

[dp0716]

wla pdn po balita ung skin.. sept applicant

oo nga wala pa ata halos tayo balita tahimik ata sila ngayon???

 

[Survivor27]

What is the implication later on to CIC when we plan to have her maiden name change to my surname?

None at all.

To change a maiden name to a married name is a choice and not compulsory. What is important is to change the status from being Single to Married.

 

[dp0716]

Any sept applicants po na nag PPR na??

 

[cjoan]

meron daw po nagPPR kanina sept 21 applicant

 

[rlcdeleña]

wla pdn po balita ung skin.. sept applicant

meron na rin po mga sept. applicant nag PPR

 

[dp0716]

meron daw po nagPPR kanina sept 21 applicant

wow ang galing nmn..sna tayo na next

 

[CPA2CANADA]

Hi DP/RC,

I am the sponsor (husband). Wife in the Philippines to be sponsored (Ok lng ba guys na gamitin ang maiden name nya para di na muna namin papalitan ung passport at ibang ID's nya?)

Gaya ng sinabi nyo, di nyo na pinalitan ung maiden name nyo. Pero kung ireverse natin un? Tingin nyo ok lng? May same case kaya dito sa forum na ganito ang ginawa?

Thanks guys.

same here im the sponsor still using my maiden name Pr card and passport,.

 

[CPA2CANADA]

Thanks Survivor...

Ano ang timeline mo? We are still waiting on our NSO marriage certificate. We filed it sa registry 2 weeks ago, ang sabi 3rd week of March daw pwde na kami magrequest ng NSO copy.

Sa case mo, nagsubmit ba kau kaagad nung narelease ang NSO?

Thanks,
ABA

Yes, she can still use her maiden name. The important thing is - the name that she will put on the forms should match the name she have on her passport (this is clearly mentioned on the Guide as well).

I am the Applicant and I renewed my passport last June 2016 (got married Feb 2016) and I still used my maiden name The only thing that changed is my status from Single to Married.

 

[CPA2CANADA]

Hi PRVC,

Thanks for sharing your experience. Mukhang hassle nga at ang tagal kung magpapalit wife ko ng surname. If gamitin nya ang maiden name nya, can she change later dito na sa Canada?

Ikaw ano plan mo, magpapalit ka ba ng surname pagdating mo sa Canada?

Ano ung timeline mo?

Thanks again

Hi, ako naman I changed my last name na para walang hassle sa immigration papers/processing. It took me a while lang talaga to file. June ang wedding then November pa ako nag-file. August naman ako nakapagparenew ng passport, I waited pa kasi doon sa MC. Then almost a month bago ako nakapagpa-sched sa DFA dahil laging puno. Then I changed all my IDs na rin including PRC na narelease after 2 months.. Imagine.. October na nung narelease PRC license ko. Hehe. Anyway, it's up to you kung ayaw niyo na magpalit ng last name kasi sobrang hassle, I swear. Just make sure lang na valid ang passport niya for up to 18 months (I think? Correct me if I'm wrong here, kasi 12 months ang maximum processing time + 6 months validity kapag nagtravel ka).

About sa Marriage Certificate naman, makukuha mo siya after 3-4 weeks after the wedding kung may advanced endorsement. Then get na rin kayo ng Advisory on Marriages (AOM) niyo (Sponsor at PA).

 

[CPA2CANADA]

PRVC,

Ano ung AOM? san namin un pwde kuhanin?

Thanks

Hi, ako naman I changed my last name na para walang hassle sa immigration papers/processing. It took me a while lang talaga to file. June ang wedding then November pa ako nag-file. August naman ako nakapagparenew ng passport, I waited pa kasi doon sa MC. Then almost a month bago ako nakapagpa-sched sa DFA dahil laging puno. Then I changed all my IDs na rin including PRC na narelease after 2 months.. Imagine.. October na nung narelease PRC license ko. Hehe. Anyway, it's up to you kung ayaw niyo na magpalit ng last name kasi sobrang hassle, I swear. Just make sure lang na valid ang passport niya for up to 18 months (I think? Correct me if I'm wrong here, kasi 12 months ang maximum processing time + 6 months validity kapag nagtravel ka).

About sa Marriage Certificate naman, makukuha mo siya after 3-4 weeks after the wedding kung may advanced endorsement. Then get na rin kayo ng Advisory on Marriages (AOM) niyo (Sponsor at PA).

 

[CPA2CANADA]

Salamat....nalate kami ng 1 day sa submission sa registry kaya aabutin kami ng 2 months wait para sa NSO MC.... 3rd week of March pa namin makukuha sa NSO as per registry..

Ano timeline mo?

any tips para sa amin na new applicants? thanks

Sa PSA din Di ba kukuha kayo ng MC? Magtanong kayo doon sa PSA. It's like CENOMAR but for married people.
Yan ang document na mostly nakakalimutan i-include ng Filipino applicants, make sure lang na maisama ninyo ito sa app ninyo.