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hi everyone im just wondering i am married and i am a us citizen now "naturalization former filipino"  and i am married to a filipina us citizen too "naturalization" i am divorce already and we got married in the philippines can i validate my divorce decree to philippines so when ever i want to marry again in the philippines.

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17 minutes ago, Mark19 said:

hi, everyone, I'm just wondering I am married and i am a us citizen now "naturalization former Filipino" and I am married to a Filipina us citizen too "naturalization" I am divorce already and we got married in the Philippines can I validate my divorce decree to Philippines so whenever I want to marry again in the Philippines.

 

@Hank_ in the sub-forum for the Philippines has knowledge on how to best handle this. See him here:


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19 hours ago, Mark19 said:

hi everyone im just wondering i am married and i am a us citizen now "naturalization former filipino"  and i am married to a filipina us citizen too "naturalization" i am divorce already and we got married in the philippines can i validate my divorce decree to philippines so when ever i want to marry again in the philippines.

Were you naturalized before the divorce?    If NO being you were both Filipino when married you would have to complete the annulment process.  If you were a USC before the divorce you should be able to get the divorce recognized, which is still a court process.

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3 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

Were you naturalized before the divorce?    If NO being you were both Filipino when married you would have to complete the annulment process.  If you were a USC before the divorce you should be able to get the divorce recognized, which is still a court process.

yes sir i am a USC before the divorce, but its more easier to get recognized right? i ll just show the divorce decree?

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13 minutes ago, Mark19 said:

yes sir i am a USC before the divorce, but its more easier to get recognized right? i ll just show the divorce decree?

I have heard mixed info regarding foreigners getting married in the Philippines after a divorce, some LCR accepted a copy of the divorce decree.  Being a former Filipino I would, almost, expect you to have issues without completing the recognition of divorce process.   There have never been any clear answers to this issue.   I have yet to find any clear answer on any of government website either.

 

You may have to contact the LCR where you would plan to marry and inquire with them.

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3 minutes ago, Hank_ said:

I have heard mixed info regarding foreigners getting married in the Philippines after a divorce, some LCR accepted a copy of the divorce decree.  Being a former Filipino I would, almost, expect you to have issues without completing the recognition of divorce process.   There have never been any clear answers to this issue.   I have yet to find any clear answer on any of government website either.

 

You may have to contact the LCR where you would plan to marry and inquire with them.

what is LCR sir?

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38 minutes ago, Mark19 said:

so i have to do sir is show my divorce decree to a LCR and be recognized sir ?

 Not what I said.  I said you need to ask this question to the LCR.   There was a time when that was all that was necessary for foreigner.   

 

You may have to complete the recognition of divorce, which as I said earlier is a court process, you will need an attorney

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If you were married in the Philippines wouldn't there be a record of that?  How would you get married in the Philippines without a CENOMAR / having the foreign divorce recognized?

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