How can i get my Filipino Passport?

Question

i lost it couple of months ago.please do help me step by step on what to do. Thank you

Answer 1

Different countries have different laws.  You should contact the Philippine government office that gave you  your passport and ask them what must be done.

Answer 2

are you in the states ? you need to do a report to the police first of all .to make sure , i imagine you will not mention how long ago you have lost your passport :-(

if you are in the USA ? here are some consulats  in the USA :

Republic of Philippines Embassy/High Comission/Consulate For USA Office :

Embassy

Street Address : 1600 Massachusetts Avenue NW

Postal Address :  

ZIP Code : 20036

City : Washington D.C. .......................................

State : District of Columbia

Country : USA

: ([phone], 4679363, 4679382

Fax : [phone]

Email : [e-mail], [e-mail]

Website : www.philippineembassy-usa.org

Office : Consulate

Street Address : 30 North Michigan Avenue Suite 2100

Postal Address :  

ZIP Code : 60602

City : Chicago ...........................................

State : Illinois

Country : USA

: ([phone]

Fax : [phone]

Email : [e-mail]

Website : www.pcgchicago.com

  

Office : Consulate

Street Address : 447 Sutter St., 6th Floor, Philippine Center Bldg.

Postal Address :  

ZIP Code : 94108

City : San Francisco ...........................................

State : California

Country : USA

: ([phone], 68, 4336675, 80

Fax : [phone]

Email : [e-mail]

Website :  

  

Office : Consulate

Street Address : 556 Fifth Ave.

Postal Address :  

ZIP Code : 10036-5095

City : New York ...........................................

State : New York

Country : USA

: ([phone], 5754774

Fax : [phone]

Email : [e-mail]

Website : www.pcgny.net

click on the one closest to you :-) or type the address in the link search :

here is what you will need :

Passport Requirements  

To speed-up the processing time remember to:

fill-out application form completely

submit all original documents

photocopy all necessary documents, prior to going to the Consulate General



First Time Application

Renewal

Lost Passports

Change of Name by Marriage

Additional Information for Applications by Mail

Fee Schedule

Release of Processed Passport

Frequently Asked Questions

To speed-up the processing time remember to:

fill-out application form completely

submit all original documents

photocopy all necessary documents, prior to going to the Consulate General

  First Time Application

Renewal

Lost Passports

Change of Name by Marriage

Additional Information for Applications by Mail

Fee Schedule

Release of Processed Passport

Frequently Asked Questions

# this concerns you :# since you have lost your passport :

Lost Passport

This is in addition to the requirements for new passports below. All those applying for the replacement of lost passports will be interviewed by a Consular Officer. Processing of lost passport is subject to 30 days waiting period.



What to bring/mail



# Police report #

Affidavit of Loss (describing in detail the circumstances of the loss or theft of the passport

Any valid photo identification card (driver's license, ARC, etc.)

Marriage certificate and Report of Marriage (for married women). (Note: Marriages contracted abroad must first be reported to the Philippine Embassy/Post for recognition.)

Any two of the following:

Original/certified true copy of non-availability of birth certificate from the National Statistics Office, Manila

Original/certified true copy of the baptismal certificate

Joint Birth Affidavit by two disinterested persons. (additional requirements for those presenting item a. above)

Voter's Affidavit or Voter's ID

School Records (e.g. Form 137, Transcript of records, diploma)

Proof of service from the Philippine government

Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) or Social Security System (SSS) Records

INS Naturalization Certificate

Certified true copy of the birth certificates of any of the following: spouse, children, brothers/sister

Death Certificate of spouse or parents

Seaman's Book

Professional Regulatory Commission Identification

National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Clearance

Fees:

$90.00 Passport Booklet

$10.00 Fax

$25.00 Notarization of the Affidavit of Loss (optional, can be notarized outside)



What to fill-out

Application Form

# Affidavit of Loss (must be notarized) #

For married female individuals

Report of Marriage Form (see guidelines below)

CFO Info sheet (if married to foreigner)

What to do

Photocopy all original documents

Bring all original and photocopies to the Consulate for your interview

# After the interview, get note/reminder from the processor on what additional documents you have to submit and what day you have to return for the processing of your passport application #

Pay $10.00 for fax/communications fee and $25 for notarization

After 30 days waiting period, present note to the processor to access record

Pay $90.00 fee for passport booklet

Passport will be released the following working day :-)

#Additional Instructions for Applications by Mail

#Please enclose a self-addressed thick padded brown envelope with sufficient postage (USPS Express Mail is suggested for ease of tracking). Allow five (5) working days for processing time and issuance. METERED STAMPS and PERSONAL Checks are not accepted. The Philippine Consulate General is not responsible for any delay or loss during transit by mail. Prior to mailing take down the tracking numbers of the en route and return mail.#

and here is the last part :

Customary Fees (US$)



New or renewal, 32 page booklet  50.00  

New or renewal, 64 page booklet  60.00  

Lost passport replacement  90.00  

Amendment  20.00  

Fax fee  10.00  

Notarial Fee  25.00  

Registration of Marriage, Birth  25.00  

Release of Processed Passport

The processed passport will be released to the applicant the next business day, between 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. If the applicant could not claim the passport personally, he/she could designate a representative to claim the passport on his/her behalf, provided the representative presents a valid photo ID card of himself/herself and presents an authorization letter signed by the passport's owner.  

http://www.pcgny.net/pcgny/passport.html...

:-i will come back later ta make sure; in case you need more help  :-)