MESSAGE FOR U.S. CITIZENS
U.S.
Embassy representatives from the American
Citizens Services (ACS) of the Consular Section; Department of Homeland
Security-Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS-CIS); Social Security
Administration (SSA); Veterans Affairs Office (VA) and the Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VOCREHAB) will be in:
SUBIC BAY FREEPORT ZONE
Friday, June 1, 2012
8:00am to 11:00am
VIP Room #1, Subic Bay
Exhibition and Convention Center
Efficiency St., Subic Bay Gateway
Park, SBFZ
ACS will:
- Accept applications for Passports and Consular Reports of Birth Abroad
- Provide information on registering with the Embassy
- Perform notaries and affidavits of legal capacity to marry in the Philippines
Ø Please note: Applicants for Citizenship and
Passport service must
read
all information on the US
Embassy website (http://manila.usembassy.gov/
Ø Due to demand, we might not be able to
accommodate all applicants for interview during the three hours of the outreach
and may implement a limit for some services.
DHS-CIS will:
- Provide instructions for filing such applications/petitions
- Distribute DHS forms and guidelines regarding DHS applications/petitions
- Provide information related to Immigration matters
SSA will:
- Discuss basic entitlement requirements for the different Social Security benefits;
- Develop claims for benefits;
- Process Social Security number applications;
- Resolve Post-Entitlement cases, e.g., Change of Address, Report of Death, Medicare Enrollment, Direct Deposit enrollment, Non-receipt of benefits, etc.
VA will:
- Field general inquiries on specific claims
- Assist in filling out VA application forms for various benefits such as compensation, pension, death benefits, burial benefits, claim for dependents and change of address.
Additional information can be obtained prior to
the visit by contacting: American
Citizen Services Section of the American Embassy in Manila
(02) 301-2000 ext. 2246.
VOCREHAB will:
- Disseminate information to US regular servicemen regarding the VR&E services;
- Motivate qualified and eligible veterans to avail of these services;
- Follow-up with those who have already claimed VR&E Benefits;
- Monitor the progress of those who are on training;
Explore employment options & provide employment services for
those who are on the job ready status.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
While fees are listed in U.S. Dollars, because of banking
issues, we can only accept Philippine pesos as payment for services. (Peso exchange rate will be provided during the
Outreach)
SCHEDULE OF FEES
PASSPORT APPLICATION FEES
Adult
(16 and above) Passport Application fee (DS11): $135
Minor
(under 16) Passport Application fee:
$105
Passport
Renewal fee (minor)
$105
(adult (DS82))
$110
Additional
Passport Pages:
$82
Consular
Report of Birth Abroad:
$100
NOTARIALS
Affidavit
Extra
Copy
Other doc. related to the same transaction
$50
Acknowledgment
of Signature
$50
Voting
registration card or absentee ballot
no fee
Savings
Bonds
no fee
Affidavit of Legal Capacity to Marry
$50
Report of Death of an American Citizen
no fee
Selective Service
Inquiries
regarding Non-Immigrant Visas will not be accommodated during the
outreach. Inquires must be made to the U.S. Embassy in Manila by calling (02) 982-5555 and (02) 902-8930
(for calls within the Philippines
) or via e-mail to ConsManilaNIV@state.gov
American
Citizens Services (jty)
U.S. Embassy, Manila, Philippines
Telephone: (011) (63 2) 301-2000 extensions 2246 or 2567
Fax: (011)(63 2) 301-2017
U.S. Embassy, Manila, Philippines
Telephone: (011) (63 2) 301-2000 extensions 2246 or 2567
Fax: (011)(63 2) 301-2017
Website: http://manila.usembassy.gov/
Please
consider the environment before printing this e-mail.
No comments:
Post a Comment
All comments are posted anonymously. We don't care who you are, we just care about what you have to say. But let's keep it civil. No slander. Talk about issues, not individuals. No racism. Cool it on the profanity. Like Sinatra said, "You don't need to work blue. You'll never play the big houses with that crap."