how to renew my passport after marriage separation

[skye86 0]

came here in the U.S under K1 visa and got married 4yrs ago

- i receive my 10 green card last yr

-been separated for 2yrs now

- my philippine passport expired 2014 the reason i am procrastinating renewing passport is bcoz my marriage wasn't reported in the philippines and it is under my maiden name

and all of my credentials that i am using now is under my married name.(including my greencard,)

my question is there anyway i could renew my passport with out the report of marriage in the philippines since i'm getting a divorce this yr? and i wanted to know if what will be the requirements needed before i fly to philippine consulate in washington D.C? thank you!

[TBoneTX 43,042]

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[Hank_ 9,172]

came here in the U.S under K1 visa and got married 4yrs ago

- i receive my 10 green card last yr

-been separated for 2yrs now

- my philippine passport expired 2014 the reason i am procrastinating renewing passport is bcoz my marriage wasn't reported in the philippines and it is under my maiden name

and all of my credentials that i am using now is under my married name.(including my greencard,)

my question is there anyway i could renew my passport with out the report of marriage in the philippines since i'm getting a divorce this yr? and i wanted to know if what will be the requirements needed before i fly to philippine consulate in washington D.C? thank you!

Might trying emailing or calling the consulate on this one. http://www.philippinesusa.org/philippines/contact-us-main/

Renewal of passport

REQUIREMENTS:

1. Duly-accomplished passport application form, typed or printed legibly in black or blue ink
2. Latest passport
3. One (1) photocopy of each of the data page/s of the passport; i.e. pages 1-3 for the brown passport or page 1 for the green passport
4. Photocopy of any valid identification card where the middle name is fully spelled out, such as state ID, driver’s license, Birth Certificate, Marriage Certificate, or Baptismal Certificate, if applicant’s last passport is the brown one.
5. Proof that applicant has not applied for foreign citizenship, e.g. resident alien card (green card)
6. Self-addressed return envelope, with appropriate stamps for express or priority mail with tracking numbers via US Postal Service, or with pre-paid mailing envelope from private courier of choice, if Passport is to be mailed back.
7. Passport fee of $60.00 (non-refundable), payable in cash, or money order, bank draft, certified check or cashier’s check, made payable to "Embassy of the Philippines" (or "Philippine Consulate General", if application is made at one of the Philippine Consulates General in the U.S.). Personal checks and credit cards are not accepted.

[Greenbaum 12,258]

I came here to the U.S under a K-1 visa and married 4 yrs.ago

- I receive my 10yr green card last yr.

- been separated for 2 yrs. now

- my Philippine passport expired 2014 the reason I am procrastinating renewing passport is because my marriage wasn't reported in the Philippines and it is under my maiden name and all of my credentials that I am using now is under my married name.(including my Green card). My question is there anyway I can renew my passport without the report of marriage in the Philippines since I'm getting a divorce this yr.? Also, I wanted to know if what the requirements for renewing a passport before I fly to the Philippine consulate in Washington D.C? thank you!

I agree with Hank. Think this is something that should be discussed with the Washington D.C Philippine Consulate. In my opinion, I have a feeling that you are going to have to back track and do your ROM first then once the divorce is final then you will need to do additional paperwork to clear your divorce with Phil government.

Just a note of importance, if he is filing against you for the divorce then you will be able to complete the paperwork to enable you to remarry if you so desire in the future. But if you filed it against him then you will need to go through the tough process of annulment in the Philippines to remarry in the Philippines if you return to the Philippines to live. Otherwise, if you remain in the US and you want to remarry to a USC then no problems to whom initiated the divorce.

No need to explain anything as I am not asking about your situation only providing some information.

It would help others if you were to return to this forum thread and let us know what you find out in what you need to do. Thanks and good luck.