How to apply for dual citizenship in Philippines?

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1. Guest7442
   

   If you want to apply for dual citizenship in Philippines, you have to prove that you are a natural-born Filipino. If you are already citizen, born in the Philippines, present a copy of your birth certificate, which has been declared by the National Statistics Office. If you were born overseas, present copy of your birth certificate or a report of birth, declared by the Philippine Embassy or Consulate. If there is no record of your birth, you can use a Certificate of Non-Availability of Birth Record, which you can get from the NSO. You will furthermore require showing some other documents, for example a Philippine passport or baptismal certificate. Ladies who desire to use their wed titles should submit their wedding certificate with their application. You must make your Petition for Issuance of Identification Certificate (IC) and Dual Citizenship pursuant to RA 9225. Use the pattern titled ""Citizen Retention and Re-Acquisition"".
   
   Attach three photos to the form. These images should assess 2-by-2 inches and should display your front, left and right side outlooks respectively. Submit your application, photos, birth certificate and a legitimate identification card to the Philippine Embassy or Consulate and pay the processing fee for it. Take your oath of allegiance before an agent of the Consulate. You will obtain a copy of your notarized oath of allegiance as well as an Order of Approval marked by the Consulate General.
   
   Wait to obtain your Identification Certificate. The Bureau of Immigration in Manila will issue this document after receiving your application, oath, order of approval and supporting documents.

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