hello anyone who can help me in this regards ihave a situation that i wanna marry my girlfriend in the philippines im currently divorced on my 1st wife but divorced is not honoured at the philippines what way should i do to get my girlfriend as soon as possible?
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hello anyone who can help me in this regards ihave a situation that i wanna marry my girlfriend in the philippines im currently divorced on my 1st wife but divorced is not honoured at the philippines what way should i do to get my girlfriend as soon as possible?
but someone told me it's been revised on 2008 u must annul first b4 u marry ur gf at the philippines?
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cristy33 said:
Where you married in the Philippines and got divorced in Canada? Where you a citizen already when you were granted the divorce?
Reason I ask is this:
1. If you are only a permanent resident when you were granted the divorce, yes you still have to file for an annulment there
2. If you are a Canadian citizen, then no you can go ahead and get married there, you just need to bring the proof when you acquired Canadian citizenship and the divorce certificate
Another thing you can do which I think is the best option for you is to get married outside the Phils. You can get married in Thailand, Hong Kong, Singapore.
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isabela said:wow..lovely20...very good advice....then call us to attend the wedding ..:-* ;D
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LOVELY thank u so much for this ..i have search the whole forum re abt this EXACTLY
there is a BUT to no.2
If the Canadian citizen was previously married to a filipina - even if he is a natural-born Canadian- for the purpose of remarriage to a Filipina marrying in the Philippines, he should file for Petition for the Recognition of a Foreign Judgment of Divorce at the Regional Trial Court .That is the only way his divorce will be recognized in the Philippines.
If the Canadian citizen was previously married to a filipina - even if he is a natural-born Canadian- for the purpose of remarriage to a Filipina marrying in the Philippines, he should file for Petition for the Recognition of a Foreign Judgment of Divorce at the Regional Trial Court .That is the only way his divorce will be recognized in the Philippines.
