Get Affidavit For Delayed Registration Of Marriage

If the certificate of marriage was not submitted by the solemnizing officer to the LCR for proper registration and endorsement to the PSA, it does not necessarily mean that the marriage is no longer valid. It only means that it was not properly registered.

If a copy of the marriage certificate has not been filed to the local civil registry, it does not affect the validity of marriage. Married parties will just simply present a copy of marriage certificate to the civil registry for late registration.

How do I file for a late registration of a death certificate? The Certificate of Death must be submitted to the LCR within the 30-day reglementary period (30 days from the date of death), otherwise it shall be tagged as late registered and that will appear on the certificate.

FOR LATE REGISTRATION OF MARRIAGE Affidavit executed by the Church/Solemnizing Officer attesting to the existence of the marriage ceremony and the reason for the delayed registration OR Affidavit executed by the couple attesting to the marriage and the reason for the late submission.

For marriages solemnized outside of its jurisdiction, the Report of Marriage must be filed at another Philippine Embassy or Consulate that exercises jurisdiction over the place of marriage.

Fees. Local Civil Registry Office: Late registration fee varies per city or municipality. It usually ranges from Php50-Php100. Office of Consular Affairs (DFA): Consular Fee is USD 25.00 to be paid in Philippine peso.

After your marriage has been registered with the LCRO, you can get a copy of your PSA marriage certificate within two to three months. However, there are certain steps that you need to follow first like setting an appointment schedule (see Walk-In Application Procedures below). Requirements: One valid ID.

ing to Article 26 of the Family Code of the Philippines, a marriage celebrated abroad is valid in the Philippines provided that the same is also valid in the place where it was celebrated.