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    Joint Affidavit of Legitimation

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    The parents are submitting a joint affidavit to legitimize their child. They state that they had a child out of wedlock but have since married, allowing their child to be legitimized by their subsequent marriage according to Article 177 of the Family Code. They provide documentation of the child's birth certificate, their marriage contract, and identification to support changing the child's civil registry records and passport to reflect the legitimization and bear the father's surname.

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    The parents are submitting a joint affidavit to legitimize their child. They state that they had a child out of wedlock but have since married, allowing their child to be legitimized by their subsequent marriage according to Article 177 of the Family Code. They provide documentation of the child's birth certificate, their marriage contract, and identification to support changing the child's civil registry records and passport to reflect the legitimization and bear the father's surname.

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    The parents are submitting a joint affidavit to legitimize their child. They state that they had a child out of wedlock but have since married, allowing their child to be legitimized by their subsequent marriage according to Article 177 of the Family Code. They provide documentation of the child's birth certificate, their marriage contract, and identification to support changing the child's civil registry records and passport to reflect the legitimization and bear the father's surname.

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    Republic of the Philippines )

    DONE: City of Baguio ) S. S.


    x--------------------------------x

    JOINT AFFIDAVIT OF LEGITIMATION

    WE, ____________ and ___________, both of legal age, Filipinos, husband and wife,
    respectively, and presently residing at #___-----------, Baguio City after having been duly sworn to
    in accordance with law, depose and state:

    1. That we are the biological parents of ________________ who was born on ____________- in
    Baguio City as evidenced by the attached copy of the child’s Birth Certificate, made an integral
    part hereof as Annex “A”;

    2. That at the time of his/her birth, we, the biological parents were not yet married, hence her status
    in the original birth certificate was entered as Illegitimate.

    3. That at the time of the conception of our child, there was no legal impediment for us to contract
    marriage;

    4. That we contracted marriage on _______-- in Baguio City which marriage was solemnized by
    _____________________, as evidenced by the attached Marriage Contract, made an integral part
    hereof as Annex “B”;

    5. That by virtue of our subsequent marriage, the said child is now legitimated by operation of law,
    particularly Article 177 of the Family Code of the Philippines;

    6. Hence, we are executing this Affidavit to attest to the foregoing facts, for purposes of complying
    with the requirements in applying for the legitimation by our subsequent marriage of our daughter,
    _____________ and for the proper recording of such legitimation in her civil registry documents
    and Philippine passport, to enable her to bear the surname of her father and be entitled to all the
    rights of a legitimated child, and for all legal intents and purposes.

    IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have hereunto set our hands this 3rd day of September
    2019 in Baguio City, Philippines.

    _____________________ ________________________
    Affiant (father) Affiant (mother)
    Philippine Passport No. _____________ Philippine Passport No. ___________
    Issued at: DFA Baguio Issued at: DFA Baguio
    Issued on: June 1, 2019 Issued on: May 29, 2019

    SUBCRIBED AND SWORN TO before me this 3rd day of September 2019 in Baguio City,
    Philippines, affiants exhibiting to me their valid proofs of identification.

    Doc. No. 251;


    Page No. 51;
    Book No. II;
    Series of 2019.

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