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PH consular mission on Saipan in November

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Posted on Nov 09 2018

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Carmel Social Hall, Mel Santos, Philippine Honorary Consul, Philippine Statistics Authority
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The Philippine Consulate General in Agana, Guam, in coordination with Philippine Honorary Consul to CNMI Glicerio Arago, will conduct a consular outreach mission on Saipan on Nov. 14 to 16, from 8am to 4pm, at the Mt. Carmel Social Hall in Susupe.

Biometrics and personal data capturing for ePassport applications will be done according to schedule. All ePassport applicants are reminded to check the list so that they are aware of their respective schedules.

Those who are on the list of ePassport applicants are reminded to show up at the venue on the date and time indicated in the schedule and wear proper attire (i.e. with collar and sleeves).

For consular services, including passport renewal, that require civil registration documents (e.g. birth certificate and marriage certificate), only documents issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority will be acceptable.

Personal appearance is required for all ePassport applications. For confirmation and clarification, call (670) 233-6293 and ask for Mel Santos or email eppt.pcgagana@gmail.com. (PR)

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