필녀의 고민을 해결해주세요. (아이출생신고서관련)

내용이 전달된것이 맞는지 모르겠는데, 출생신고서~ 사람자체가 필리핀이란 국가에 존재조차 하지 않는 상황. 등록이 안되어있다는것. 그것이 질문의 시작입니다. 아이 출생등록을 원하는겁니다. 현재나이 13세 입니다.

https://pia.gov.ph/features/2024/01/15/no-birth-certificate-no-problem-a-guide-to-late-registration-in-the-philippines A Certificate of Live Birth – popularly known as birth certificate – is one vital document proving one’s existence. It establishes key facts like who his or her parents are, gender, date and place of birth and citizenship upon birth. The document is presented when one enrolls in school, applies for a passport or a visa to go abroad, a professional license, or when applying for a job. As Paul narrated, he needs to secure a birth certificate for him to get a passport which everyone needs for travel abroad. Paul’s case has its own unique twists and turns, but basically, how can an “undocumented” individual get his birth registered? The law provides a remedy: Joint Memorandum Circular No. 2021-01 between the PSA and the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG); and a DILG memorandum circular posted here: https://www.dilg.gov.ph/PDF_File/issuances/memo_circulars/dilg-memocircular-2021818_12955bc73c.pdf. These documents, our road map, lays out the clear steps to reclaim your existence. The journey begins Confirm the void: Firstly, ensure there's truly no record at the Local Civil Registry Office (LCRO). A Negative Certificate of Live Birth from the PSA serves as your official "missing document" proof. Gather Your Allies: Next, assemble your supporting documents. Think of them as witnesses to your story. For those under 18, you will need four completed Certificates of Live Birth forms, which can be downloaded through this link: https://www.google.com/url?client=internal-element-cse&cx=002003278549005806711:omtq4bysgs4&q=https://psada.psa.gov.ph/catalog/135/download/1018&sa=U&ved=2ahUKEwj5qpvx-NuDAxWBSmwGHaIHA0UQFnoECAgQAQ&usg=AOvVaw3a6tuHL9BVghvn2-X80ETi Affidavits by parents/guardians explaining the delay, and two documents (baptismal certificate, school records) verifying your birth details. For adults 18 and above, you will need to add your marriage certificate (if applicable) to the above package. For children with one foreign parent, gather their marriage certificate (if parents were married), birth certificates of parents, passports of both parents, and additional affidavits depending on the father's acknowledgement of paternity. The Public Proclamation After submitting your documents to your LCRO, brace yourself for a 10-day waiting period. Your application will be posted in the LCRO for public scrutiny, ensuring transparency and preventing fraudulent claims. The final verdict If no objections arise, the LCRO will review your case. Convinced of your birthright? Congratulations! Your delayed registration is approved, and your official existence is finally recognized. Fees and Formalities Remember, a small fee (no more than P200) might apply for your delayed registration. If filing for someone else, bring a Special Power of Attorney and valid IDs. In case of a deceased document owner, an affidavit explaining the situation is required. Beyond the paperwork This process isn't just about paperwork; it's about reclaiming your identity, your place in the world. Obtaining that birth certificate isn't just a bureaucratic hurdle; it's a validation of your existence, a step and key to unlocking your future. So, dear reader, if you find yourself in this situation, remember: you are not invisible. This guide is your compass, and the law is your shield. Take a deep breath, gather your documents, and embark on this journey to reclaim your rightful place in the world. Good luck! For more information, here’s the PSA’s official channels:

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