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Posts posted by SuckerPunch008
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Thought so the second I read "bc".
The father is not listed on the child's BC? Yet you put your stepdad's surname as your daughter's surname on the BC? You may want to correct that to your actual surname, fairly easy to do, start at the local registry where your daughter's BC was registered. As you know, you as the mother have sole custody of your child.
For official documents always use names as listed on the BC. Your passport is in your name as on your BC, correct?
One more thing; when you get your NBI make sure to get an AKA with you stepdad's name being you used it quite often.
Where are you in the visa process, your timeline is blank?
And lastly, for questions relating to the process in the Philippines pop over to the Philippines forum: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/forum/129-philippines/
The father is not listed on the child's BC? YES, HE IS NOT LISTED.
Yet you put your stepdad's surname as your daughter's surname on the BC? I WASN'T AWARE THAT MY MOTHER PUT ME UNDER THE NAME OF MY REAL FATHER, ALL MY LIFE I'VE BEEN USING MY STEPDAD'S SURNAME, SO WHEN I REGISTER MY DAUGHTER, I PUT HER UNDER THE NAME OF MY STEPDAD, NOT KNOWING THAT MY REAL DAD SURNAME EXIST. (I ASK MY MOTHER ABOUT MY REAL DAD'S SURNAME, THAT HOW ON EARTH IT EXIST. SHE CANNOT REMEMBER BECAUSE SHE HAD STROKE FEW MONTHS AGO.)
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What country are you in?
Philippines
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****** Moving from Off Topic to K1 as this is the visa path Op is taking ******
You should be able to, assuming you are listed as the mom on the birth cert?
I am listed as the mother on the bc of the daughter i am asking for, hence, in the bc, father is not listed because his out of the picture.
I used my stepdad's surname since childhood, and it is reflected in my academic records, but when I took my bc to work abroad, they gave me my real father's surname, and i wasn't aware of that.
Thanks for your reply..
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Birth Certificate and the cost of a Lawyer
in Philippines
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Hi freedavid,
You don't have to get a lawyer for all this mess.
Let her take the bc from NSO, and make sure that that's what she use since birth.
Good thing for her she got only 2 bc (I got 3 )