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Annotation on my Marriage Contract

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1contract - Annotation on my Marriage Contract Empty Annotation on my Marriage Contract Fri Oct 27, 2017 6:50 pm

ruthmariemijares


Arresto Menor

My ex-husband and I got married here in the Philippines in 1983 and got a finality of our divorce on August 2012 in Vancouver, Canada. We became Canadian citizens in 1999.

I am holding a dual citizenship and is currently back here in the Philippines. I purchased a piece of land in Batangas, fully paid but when I asked for the transfer of title, I was told that I need o have my marriage contract be annotated before they can issue the title to my name. I submitted all the legal documents, including the annotation from the Philippine Embassy in Canada, SPA from my ex-husband but was told that this is not good enough. Is this correct or will the documents that I have will suffice? To have an annotation on my marriage contract (on the finality of the divorce) will cost me an arm and a leg Crying or Very sad Crying or Very sad I also purchased a condo unit and declared that I am divorced - I was told by the bank (as I was approved for a loan) that I also need to have my marriage contract annotated. Please help and advise. Thank you very much

2contract - Annotation on my Marriage Contract Empty Re: Annotation on my Marriage Contract Sat Oct 28, 2017 8:20 pm

Jadis

Jadis
Reclusion Perpetua

You have to file a petition in the Philippines for the recognition of a foreign divorce. Technically, your status is still married in the eyes of Philippine law.

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