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What is CENOMAR? and where/ how do you get it? does USC need or or Bene?

CENOMAR is ONLY for Filipinos (Philippine citizens).

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In Philippines CENOMAR means Certificate of No Marriage. So it is for Unmarried people. for married people its marriage certificate. You can get it in NSO(National Statistics Office).

I don't know what it means in other countries.

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In Philippines CENOMAR means Certificate of No Marriage. So it is for Unmarried people. for married people its marriage certificate. You can get it in NSO(National Statistics Office).

I don't know what it means in other countries.

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It means Certificate of No Marriage. It is required for the ones who are applying for K1 visa and I think its only use in the Philippines.

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