End Of Contract In The Philippines In Houston
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As a Filipino citizen, you can stay in the Philippines indefinitely. If traveling with your foreign passport, please make sure to present your dual citizenship documents to the Philippine immigration officer upon arrival.
Documentary Requirements Application Form. Complete the Application for Retention/Reacquisition of Philippine Citizenship. Birth Certificate. Naturalization Certificate. PH and Foreign Passports. Photographs. For Change of Name. Payment.
How to Apply Accomplish the Dual Citizenship Application Form. Provide Birth Certificate (BC) ... Provide Certificate of Naturalization. Provide Supporting Documents (Philippine Passport, U.S. Passport, etc) ... Provide Two (2) Identical Photos. Processing Fees. Things to Remember. Secure Dual Citizenship Appointment.
You must register your marriage at the Philippine Embassy if at least one person in the marriage is Filipino. This ensures that the marriage is properly recorded with the Philippine Statistics Authority. Report of Marriage applications must be submitted by mail only.
To become a dual citizen of the U.S. or another country, all you need to do is obtain a second citizenship. There is no specific application or form in the U.S. for dual citizens, you simply need to file for naturalization.
In the Philippines, the termination of employment is strictly regulated to protect the rights of workers. The Labour Code of the Philippines specifies valid grounds for termination of employment to ensure that both the employer and the employee follow a legal process.
WHAT TO BRING Passport Application Form. Printed Passport Application Form. Latest Philippine Passport. Original and one (1) photocopy of Philippine passport data page. Proof of Philippine Citizenship. For Foreign Passport Holders. For Change of Name. Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope. Payment.
Unlike the United States of America, which has an “at-will employment” doctrine, employers in the Philippines can only terminate their relationship with an employee if a “just” or “authorized” cause, as defined under the law, has been established, after undergoing due process.
Usually, towards the end of the period, the parties will either discuss an extension, a new contract or simply agree that upon expiry, they will go their separate ways. However, it can happen that a fixed period contract may simply expire without the parties noticing with the services continuing ingly.
In the Philippines, contracts are considered the law between the parties under Article 1159 of the Civil Code. This means that neither party can unilaterally terminate a valid and binding contract without just cause or legal basis, as it would constitute a breach of contract.
