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    Get your b/f to get CNI in the UK - takes 3 weeks ( only 2 weeks if in Scotland ) you can the change that for a local CNI in the phills , only takes a couple of hours

    Also family planning semonar is not always required , it depends on where you get married in the Phills and also whether you have a church or civil wedding.

    When we got married ( town hall by local mayor ) nobody mentioned anything about pre-wedding or family planning semonar although many people had told me it was a requirement , my wife and family keep saying "not required"


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    yeah it depends on where you get married, i myself with my husband don't required any seminar as well we just got married this month .the person incharge whose issuing us a marriage license is a friend of ours, i asked him if we have to attend to, and he said there is suppose to but since its closely related so they won't let me having those. I don't know if that would be the reason why we havent undergone any seminar or just maybe because it won't need really.

    every places has its own rules to follow...so whether have or not......no choice than to go with it. good luck anyway


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    yeah i guess depends on the place where u get married cause here in MANILA CITY HALL is a must..no relatives, no close friends or what so ever


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    No seminar for Vanessa and me in La Paz either


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    i'm begining to really wonder now, i was married on a float/raft floating on the pool at the Asturias Hotel at Puerto Princesa City, what at first looked like gallows to me , that some of the workers built.

    i was married by a judge who kept telling jokes, i was waiting for jeremy beadle to pop out, he didn't, nor will he ever again.. R.I.P


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    i'm begining to really wonder now, i was married on a float/raft floating on the pool at the Asturias Hotel at Puerto Princesa City, what at first looked like gallows to me , that some of the workers built.

    i was married by a judge who kept telling jokes, i was waiting for jeremy beadle to pop out, he didn't, nor will he ever again.. R.I.P
    i thought Priest telling Jokes



    "You don't have to be a certain age to fall in love;
    although you've maybe been told you're to young.
    For those who tell you that,
    that don't know what is.
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    Quote Originally Posted by misscarie View Post
    i thought Priest telling Jokes



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    the judge, i think she had bob monkhouses joke book non stop jokes
    i was wondering if she was a judge

    finally she said "let's get onto the most important part, the food"

    what a day ..


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    Am I the ONLY one who had to attend a 'family planning' seminar???

    Ah, I know............it must be because I look so pure and innocent.

    Al.


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    maybe it depends on the place itself...surely lots been attending as well...just luckily we the haven't undergone any esp that were around in the province which is less hassle than to compare to in the city... i dont know....(peace) lol


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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan View Post
    Am I the ONLY one who had to attend a 'family planning' seminar???

    Ah, I know............it must be because I look so pure and innocent.

    Al.
    I had to attend a family planning seminar and also a tree planting ceremony!


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    My wife and myself attended the family planning clinc, with our 3 year old daughter

    All a bit late really, but its something that your supposed to do

    SD


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    same for the misses, degree in biology, doc of medicine, 2 kids..

    glad i didn't go


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    Quote Originally Posted by IainBusby View Post
    I had to attend a family planning seminar and also a tree planting ceremony!
    Very interesting Iain. I must say though that Hanna and I have never planted a tree when we've gone to bed.

    Is this some new technique - an addition to the Kama Sutra - a 'Waccy Baccy' manifestation - or simply just a celebration of Chelski losing again????

    I await the wrath of Dom.


    Al.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Alan View Post
    Very interesting Iain. I must say though that Hanna and I have never planted a tree when we've gone to bed.

    Is this some new technique - an addition to the Kama Sutra - a 'Waccy Baccy' manifestation - or simply just a celebration of Chelski losing again????

    I await the wrath of Dom.


    Al.
    It's nothing to do with what you get up to in bed Alan, it supposed to symbolize your long term committment to the barangay, or at least thats what they told me. But as they charge you a couple of hundred pesos for this and they send a guy along with you to do the planting who your expected to tip as well, I'm pretty sure it's just something that someone has dreamed up to take some more money of the white man.

    Iain.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Shamrockdave2003 View Post
    My wife and myself attended the family planning clinc, with our 3 year old daughter

    All a bit late really, but its something that your supposed to do

    SD
    Fantastic!!! That is really funny


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    Quote Originally Posted by Shamrockdave2003 View Post
    My wife and myself attended the family planning clinc, with our 3 year old daughter

    All a bit late really, but its something that your supposed to do

    SD
    So you had to have the "snip" then


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    Greetings...
    i was in the threads here using the search function relating divorce to know about divorce decree absolute. But unfortunately i didn't find the answer.My boyfriend got extract decree of divorce,are the the same? any response from members or admin is very much appreciated...thanks a lot in advance.


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    extract decree of divorce

    Greetings...
    i was in the threads here using the search function relating divorce to know about divorce decree absolute. But unfortunately i didn't find the answer.My boyfriend got extract decree of divorce,are the the same? any response from members or admin is very much appreciated...thanks a lot in advance.


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    Quote Originally Posted by PAT View Post
    Greetings...
    i was in the threads here using the search function relating divorce to know about divorce decree absolute. But unfortunately i didn't find the answer.My boyfriend got extract decree of divorce,are the the same? any response from members or admin is very much appreciated...thanks a lot in advance.
    Quote Originally Posted by PAT View Post
    Greetings...
    i was in the threads here using the search function relating divorce to know about divorce decree absolute. But unfortunately i didn't find the answer.My boyfriend got extract decree of divorce,are the the same? any response from members or admin is very much appreciated...thanks a lot in advance.
    No need to post twice.......... We heard you the first time.....


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    Hi new to the board.

    I'm going to phils in June to arrange our wedding. I'm from UK and have CNI, etc all ready for the embassy in manila. Do I need to make copies of my birth cert for embassy or for when we apply for marriage license. My time is short but will I be ok if I go my orig. birth cert.

    Thanks,

    Jonathan


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    So, being more specific regarding time to get married:

    Will five weeks be ample? I am thinking of:
    1 week in Cebu City - getting local CNI, talking and making plans.
    2 weeks for planning and having the wedding in the province.
    2 weeks on honeymoon awaiting the return of the marriage certificate.
    Is this a good plan?
    Thanks
    aposhark


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    my opinion on planning a wedding it depends on both parties how big the wedding they want or it depends on the girl's family side how they want the wedding will be. If it is a church wedding for sure you need loads of time for preparation and if it is a civil wedding all you need to think about is where are you going to have a reception.

    On our case, we got married on civil wedding so when my husband arrived a week before our wedding everything's okay all he needs to do is to relax and think again if he's doing the right thing hahaha. Actually, before our wedding I applied for fiancee visa he wants me to go with him in UK right away. I granted a visa but the ECO said he'd rather give me a spouse visa so I can work in UK right away ( nice advice ) so after the wedding I waited for our MC from NSO for about 2 weeks I get two copies just incase the embassy might not return it.

    Well, that's it really after 5 years here I never stop working

    Best wishes and congratulations to all members here who just got married and to all those whose still getting married!!!! God bless


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    Quote Originally Posted by aposhark View Post
    So, being more specific regarding time to get married:

    Will five weeks be ample? I am thinking of:
    1 week in Cebu City - getting local CNI, talking and making plans.
    2 weeks for planning and having the wedding in the province.
    2 weeks on honeymoon awaiting the return of the marriage certificate.
    Is this a good plan?
    Thanks
    aposhark
    I organized my wedding directly with the hotel, by email.
    Jet went there to pay the required deposit.
    She had the job to organize the Maids dresses and her own, plus the Barongs tagalog for the boys, and close male relatives.
    Everything was done and dusted within 14 days.

    The only thing that was longwinded, very longwinded in arriving, was the marriage certificate.
    Do not expect it in your hands on your departure, you would be extremely naive in thinking so.

    Good luck.


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    Quote Originally Posted by aromulus View Post
    [SIZE=4]The only thing that was longwinded, very longwinded in arriving, was the marriage certificate.
    Do not expect it in your hands on your departure, you would be extremely naive in thinking so.
    Good luck.
    So Dom, will it not return to us in two weeks?


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    Quote Originally Posted by aposhark View Post
    So Dom, will it not return to us in two weeks?

    Bluntly............

    You have more chance of a cabbage jumping up and biting you in the , that getting that piece of paper in 2 weeks...........


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    How long did you all have to wait for the Wedding Certificate?

    Thanks.


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    we just got married last April 25th this year, we got to have the marriage certificate right after then on the ceremony.. yea right then ....BUTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT...just the local one issued from local registrar office , couple days after the wedding a two weeks maybe was the time that my hubby departed back home and only what we had for a moment was the local marriage cert and thats the only one he could bring home with......here are our time span way back........


    April 13..arrival of my hubby at mactan airport
    April 14___went to consular office in mandaue to exchange the uk cni to local cni right then on the same day (afternoon) went to register office to apply for a marriage license....an hour later we have the wedding date available.

    wait for 10 days before they issued you the license and you are then free to marry .

    April 15___went to mall to purchase our wed ring (SM cebu)
    from April 16 to April 24 ______________go out somewhere and arranged everything out inorder...
    April 25___________WEDDING DAY (simple ceremony held at the office of the mayor )

    So later after then.......its all up to you where and what else you will can do for all your spare time left.

    April 29___sent the local marriage cert through advance endorsement via LBC courier ask the registrar office to help you arrange with that ( a lil amount tips will do to make their BUTT moves) lol

    April 26 to May 8__________enjoy our time as being a couple

    May 9____time to say GOodbye..............hubby departed back home


    total in all hubby stayed here for total of 28 days but we able to manage the settings for only 13 days until the day of the wedding...............

    Still up to now we waited for the issuance of your NSO Marriage Cert


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    Quote Originally Posted by aposhark View Post
    How long did you all have to wait for the Wedding Certificate?

    Thanks.
    Married In February, received NSO Certificate at the end of June.


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