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JayT80   0

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Hi,

Im a Filipino green card holder, single when I got here in MD, USA. I went home in the Philippines and married a Filipina (we have a 5yo daughter) last March 2013, do I need to go to Philippine Embassy in DC and fill-up Report of Marriage? I have no idea about that until my sister (married a US Citizen here in US) told me about report of marriage.

The link says: Report of Marriage between Filipinos or a Filipino and a Foreign National

Am I applicable for that, since I married a filipina and im not a us citizen yet? 'Coz next year I will be applying for my citizenship and after that, file my petition for my family.

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Because your marriage took place in the Philippines.

Report of marriage to the Philippine Consulate/Embassy is only done if a Filipino got married OUTSIDE of the Philippines. The purpose of the filing is to record the marriage to NSO.

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No, because you got married in the Philippines. Your sister had to report her marriage because she did not have a record of her marriage at NSO.

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