+ Follow CIVIL REGISTRAR GENERAL Tag
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[Title] => 7NWCR ipahigayun sa Sugbo
[Summary] => Ipahigayun karong Agosto 5 hangtud 7 ang ika-7 nga National Workshop on Civil Registration (7NWCR) sa Waterfront Cebu City Hotel nga pasiugdahan sa Philippine Statistics Authority nga kanhi National Statistics Office. Si Engineer Ariel Florendo, regional director sa PSA-NSO-7, nagkanayon nga ang tema sa maong workshop mao ang “Ikaw at Ako Tungo sa Wastong Pagrerehistro.”
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[AuthorName] => Brenda Batuto
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[Title] => Kasal na walang lisensiya ay walang bisa
[Summary] => NILIGAWAN ni Art, isang retiradong navy at pensyonado, si Marita. Malaking lupain ang pag-aari ni Art subalit siya ay masasakitin na. Kahit na malaki ang agwat ng edad, pumayag si Maritang pakasal kay Arsenio. Kaya, noong January 5, 2000, nag-apply sila ng lisensya ng kasal sa Local Civil Registrar ng kanilang lugar. Nakatatak sa likod ng kanilang aplikasyon na makukuha nila ang lisensya na January 17, 2000. Subalit hindi ito kinuha nina Marita at Art.
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[AuthorName] => Jose C. Sison
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[Title] => Compassionate judge
[Summary] => Will a marriage solemnized before the issuance of a marriage license be rendered valid by the subsequent issuance of said license? What is the liability of the solemnizing officer? These are the questions answered in this case of Marita.
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[Title] => A rose by any other name
[Summary] => Your first name was likely chosen by your parents and your surname is your father’s or mother’s last name. If you are male, you will be called or known by the same name forever. If you are female, your first name will not change even if you marry and if you remain single, your full name remains the same. What I am trying to say is that most and perhaps almost all of us did not have any say in the choice of our name. Worse, we are stuck with our name for life. And, given that a name is one’s primary identification in society, there are laws restricting a change of name.
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[AuthorName] => POINT OF LAW by Teresita J. Herbosa
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[Title] => Changing mis-spelled name difficult? Compañero's bill offers easyway out
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What if your name is Abigail and then you suddenly found out that your name at
the civil registry was spelled Abigil? Or your family name is Dimasangkay but
your registered family name was Demasangcay? Or you thought all along that your
name was Nelly or Mabel, only to find out later that it was spelled at the
civil registrar's office as Nellie or Amabel?
Or, what if your actual date of birth is different from what was registered at
the civil registrar's office?
[DatePublished] => 2000-05-19 00:00:00
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[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1193939
[AuthorName] => by EfrenDanao
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CIVIL REGISTRAR GENERAL
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[Title] => Kasal na walang lisensiya ay walang bisa
[Summary] => NILIGAWAN ni Art, isang retiradong navy at pensyonado, si Marita. Malaking lupain ang pag-aari ni Art subalit siya ay masasakitin na. Kahit na malaki ang agwat ng edad, pumayag si Maritang pakasal kay Arsenio. Kaya, noong January 5, 2000, nag-apply sila ng lisensya ng kasal sa Local Civil Registrar ng kanilang lugar. Nakatatak sa likod ng kanilang aplikasyon na makukuha nila ang lisensya na January 17, 2000. Subalit hindi ito kinuha nina Marita at Art.
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[Summary] => Will a marriage solemnized before the issuance of a marriage license be rendered valid by the subsequent issuance of said license? What is the liability of the solemnizing officer? These are the questions answered in this case of Marita.
[DatePublished] => 2004-03-17 00:00:00
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[Summary] => Your first name was likely chosen by your parents and your surname is your father’s or mother’s last name. If you are male, you will be called or known by the same name forever. If you are female, your first name will not change even if you marry and if you remain single, your full name remains the same. What I am trying to say is that most and perhaps almost all of us did not have any say in the choice of our name. Worse, we are stuck with our name for life. And, given that a name is one’s primary identification in society, there are laws restricting a change of name.
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[Title] => Changing mis-spelled name difficult? Compañero's bill offers easyway out
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What if your name is Abigail and then you suddenly found out that your name at
the civil registry was spelled Abigil? Or your family name is Dimasangkay but
your registered family name was Demasangcay? Or you thought all along that your
name was Nelly or Mabel, only to find out later that it was spelled at the
civil registrar's office as Nellie or Amabel?
Or, what if your actual date of birth is different from what was registered at
the civil registrar's office?
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
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