Legal capacity Certificate

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Member since 05 September 2016

Roll Tide RollMember05 September 2016 19:01:53

Desperate😦
In April I visited my Embassy in Manila. I got the legal capacity to Marry. NOW, the filipino government says it
Must be a certificate with a red ribbon and seal and must be from Manila Embassy. However, now the Manila Embassy no longer gives them. They only give an
Afidavit of legal capacity which is what they gave me. NOT a certificate with red ribbon. We were suppose to get married next month. Anyone know any solutions
For this😓😓 Thanks for any help
Sincerely
Mike

oldboldpilot New member

Member since 29 August 2016

oldboldpilotNew member05 September 2016 21:06:46

I have heard of this problem. It seems as though different provinces and cities have different laws. Don't know where you are but you might check Cebu.

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