The United Filipino Organization will be helping Filipinos who have no computer access to apply for E-passport appointment in time for the Philippine Consulate General in Guam\u2019s mobile consular outreach from Feb. 11 to 13.<\/p>\n
UFO president Annamae Adaza said an E-passport filing event will be held on Jan. 26, Sunday, from 9am to 3pm at the Don Pedro Restaurant Garapan, next to Gene’s Barbershop.<\/p>\n
She said applicants should bring copies of necessary documents for E-passport appointment. They include passport application and copy of passport. <\/p>\n
Adaza said if the applicant has changes in his or her passport, then they should to bring a birth certificate.<\/p>\n
UFO will be charging 50 cents a copy for photocopying services to defray the organization\u2019s expenses in buying paper and ink. <\/p>\n
\u201cFor those who send via email already, then you don’t have to show up on that day to avoid mess up with the appointment process. A reminder to all who send their own appointment make sure you put on the \u2018Subject: Applicant’s Name (your own name) and nothing else so it will be received properly and just wait for 2-3 days for acknowledgement. There’s always an auto reply if you put on the \u2018Subject: E-passport application.\u2019 We all need to follow instructions which was stated in the PCG’s press release,\u201d added Adaza.<\/p>\n
For more details on the E-passport event of UFO, text or call Adaza at 483-5237, UFO secretary Mario Mayuga at 285-1021, or Nel Atalig for the location at 233-3854. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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