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11.22.2021

Paano mag report of birth sa Japan

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Paano mag report of birth sa Japan

https://tokyo.philembassy.net/Hello mga ka Smilers , for this blog , we gathered informations from Philippine embassy Tokyo tungkol sa kung paano mag report ng birth . 

Feel free to check out Philippine Embassy page para matignan natin ang iba pang mga information. 

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A Filipino parent is required to report the birth of his/her child in the Embassy within one year from the date of birth. Filipino children born from the following prefectures in Japan must be reported in the Philippine Embassy in Tokyo: Akita, Aomori, Chiba, Fukushima, Gunma, Hokkaido, Ibaraki, Iwate, Kanagawa, Miyagi, Okinawa, Saitama, Tochigi, Tokyo and Yamagata.
Note: Application is by appointment only

Source : https://tokyo.philembassy.net/consular-section/services/civil-registration/report-of-birth-rob/

Legitimate Child

  1. Accomplished Report of Birth Form
  2. Child’s Shussei Todoke no Kisai jiko Shomeisho (Certified true copy of Certificate of Birth) issued by a Japanese city hall – Original and four (4) copies
    • If the child was born in a Military/ Naval base, submit the child’s birth record
    issued by the Military/ Naval Hospital.
    Note: The Child’s Shussei Todoke no Kisai Jiko Shomeisho may also be requested from the Legal Affairs Bureau, where the Japanese city hall is under, 2-3 months after its registration.
  3. PSA-issued Marriage Certificate/ Contract or Embassy-issued Report of Marriage of parents – Original and four (4) copies
  4. For Filipino mother:
    • PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and four (4) copies; and
    • Valid passport – Original and four (4) copies.
  5. For Non-Filipino Mother:
    • Valid passport or any valid ID with picture – Original and four (4) copies
  6. For Filipino father:
    • PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and four (4) copies; and
    • Valid passport – Original and four (4) copies.
  7. For Non-Filipino Father:
    • Valid passport or any valid ID with picture – Original and four (4) copies
  8. Affidavit of Delayed Registration – If registration is filed 1 year after date of birth
  9. Affidavit of Legitimation – If the child was born prior to the marriage of parents
  10. PSA issued Certificate of No Birth Record – For children five (5) years old and above
  11. ¥520 Letterpack (optional)
    Fees  https://tokyo.philembassy.net/docs/Schedule-of-Fees.pdf

ILLEGITIMATE CHILD

  1. Accomplished Report of Birth Form
  2. Child’s Shussei Todoke no Kisai jiko Shomeisho (Certificate of Birth) issued by a Japanese city hall – Original and four (4) copies
    • If the child was born in a Military/ Naval base, submit the child’s birth record issued by the Military/ Naval Hospital.
    Note: The Child’s Shussei Todoke no Kisai Jiko Shomeisho may also be requested from the Legal Affairs Bureau, where the Japanese city hall is under, 2-3 months after its registration.
  3. For Filipino mother:
    • PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and four (4) copies
    • Valid passport – Original and four (4) copies
  4. For Non-Filipino Mother:
    • Valid passport or any valid ID with picture – Original and four (4) copies
  5. For Filipino father:
    • PSA issued Birth Certificate – Original and four (4) copies
    • Valid passport – Original and four (4) copies
  6. For Non-Filipino Father:
    • Valid passport or any valid ID with picture – Original and four (4) copies
  7. Affidavit of Admission of Paternity (executed at the Embassy)– If the biological father acknowledges paternity of the child
  8. Affidavit of Use of Surname of the father (executed at the Embassy) – If the mother/child agrees to use the surname of the father
  9. Affidavit of Delayed Registration – If registration is filed 1 year after birth
  10. PSA issued Certificate of No Birth Record – For children five (5) years old and above
  11. ¥520 Letterpack (optional)
    Fees  https://tokyo.philembassy.net/docs/Schedule-of-Fees.pdf

Reminders

  1. All photocopies must be in A4-sized papers;
  2. Application may be submitted in person or by mail – if by mail, the application form must be notarized by a Japanese notary public;
  3. The Embassy may require additional documents, if deemed necessary;
  4. Applicable fees depend on each particular case;
  5. Processing period is 10 working days upon receipt of complete documents.

Watch also our Smiles TV about on how to Report Birth

https://www.facebook.com/smiles.remit.ph/videos/1265532493913341

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