jeans22 said:Not sure about ella's case, pero for me sinubmit ko naman yun CENOMAR ko kasama ng application. But when I got my PPR it also asked for another AOM so kumuha ulet ako sa NSO. Even though married na ako wala pa din record sa NSO ng marriage ko kase it was done abroad. It will take a long time bago daw yun mag-appear sa record ng NSO so sinubmit ko na lang ulet yung CENOMAR with my passport last week. I'm thinking humingi lang ulet ang embassy ng isa pa either because they want an updated AOM (kase yung pinadala ko kinuha ko before our marriage) or they want to verify na wala akong pinakasalang iba after our marriage in the States. Not really sure kung ano ba talaga ang intention ng embassy kung bakit humingi ulet sila ng AOM even though nagsend na ako ng CENOMAR the first time. Hay...
As for documentation na legit ang marriage, I think that's what the marriage certificate is for.
Ginawa ko din yun e. Pumunta ako ng NSO and I showed them my marriage cert kaso sabi nila dapat daw i-report sa embassy abroad kung saan naganap yung marriage and in turn yung embassy ang magre-report sa NSO.
yah i also called NSo about this they told me only phil consulate will report our marriage even you show your evidence that you got marriend in abroad .but i think jean22 is correct aom is like cenomar so i ask my husband to get aom sa nso so im sure na mag appear don is still single but i have a report of marriage that sign from phil consulate so attached na lng namin yun with letter explaining about what happen with also notarized . kasi sbi ng conulate yung proof nyo is marriage certificate wich di nman pede dayain here in vancouver yun ang sbi sakin kanina and also they told me to notarized yung report of marriage yung marriage certificate at yung letter so para ala maging problema at sbi nila alam naman daw ng embassy na matagal tlaga magregister ng kasal sa pinas ..................
Especially in regards to marriages contracted abroad, I guess the real question is - kelangan bang naka-register sa NSO ang marriage bago ma-process ang immigration? If so, dapat nilagay nila ito sa guidelines/checklist right? Pero ang sabi rin sa checklist - "If you do not have a record of your marriage in the NSO, send a CENOMAR". NAKAKALITO NAMAN SOBRA!!!! What do you guys think?