Mccranny22

@top_secret kind of a random question ,but it says on the ROM firm that it must be printed/typewritten, I am assuming this means just boxes 1-19 as the 20 is the signtaure box for me and my wife's signature and the notary and 21-22 is for official use, I have attached the ROM for easier access. ROM.pdf

So essentially wherever we are located and if its 2 different places we need 2 different notaries, so in that case if I bring the ROM forms to the Philippines when I visit her, and we both go the notary in the Philippines we would only need that 1 notary.

When it comes to the report of marriage forms that I send to the Philippines consulate, should the ROM forms be notarized by a notary in my wife's country and by one in my country, so essentially to different notaries or just one is good enough?

Can anyone who knows or has been through the process of an online Utah marriage recently give me a breakdown specifically for the ROM requirements or how to make sure it goes smoothly. My biggest concern is the notarized affidavit the consulate wants. How would get my wife to sign it or get it notarized if I can't see her until May? Any suggestions would be helpful.

I am an American citizen getting married to my Filipino fiancé in May 2024. I am confused on alot of the requirements needed from me as U.S. citizen especially the affidavit in lieu of legal capacity to marry. I know as of a year ago you can get it notarized by any notary, but I am confused as to where to get the documentation for the affidavit in lieu of legal capacity to marry. Once I receive a template do I just go to a notary or lawyer who in America who can notarize and that will be the end of it? For reference my fiancé lives in Cebu so anyone who is familiar with Cebu's requirements or could provide a link to the requirements would be greatly appreciated.

I am a US citizen trying to get married to my Filipina gf so we can start the CR-1 Visa process. What are all the documents I need as a US citizen? Can the process of marriage be done in 1 visit if I stay 30 days? The most confusing part if the certificate of legal capacity to marry, I know there is an embassy in Manila but on their site, it looks like they aren't notarizing them atm, is there any other way to get an appointment to fill out and process this document? If there isn't would a K-1 fiance visa be better in this case?