Embassy of Philippines in Havana
| Address | Quinta Avenida, No. 2207 Esq. A 24 Miramar, Playa, La Habana (Havana) Cuba |
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Embassy of Philippines in Havana | Address | Quinta Avenida, No. 2207 Esq. A 24 Miramar, Playa, La Habana (Havana) Cuba |
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I'm presently working here in cayman island and is it possible to renew my phillipine passport without going to the consulate of cuba? and what is the requirements and the possible fees?
Thank you.
hi,Im working in GUANTANAMO BAY,US NAVAL BASE,is it possible to renew my passport wihtout going to HAVANA,,WHAT to do,,thanks..
tO WHOM IT MAY CONERN:
I would like to change my passport family name to my married family name, i worked in freeport Bahamas as care giver and married to a Bahamian. When i went home to Philippine last may for vacation i wanted to change my passport but i can't coz i don't have the patch number from the embassy here, so they advised me to change it here. so please can u help me how and what are the requirements? Thank very much in advance.
i just want to ask1! I want to renewed my Passport there!
Is passport renewal now fully implemented in our phil. embassy in cuba? What are other documents needed to bring or to be submitted and is there a need to schedule or walk-in will do upon application. Thanks
im so thankful that we have now a Honorary Consul here in Nassau Bahamas.in the person of Dr.Gonzalo Bolisay who assist,help Filipinos who have/had problems.
Mabuhay po kayo..
SALUDOS
Hi
Is it possible i can re-new may passport?and what do i need to bring?
thank you so much..
greetings from cayman islands! i would like to ask if it is possible to get an NBI clearance from consulate of cuba.
thank you
sincerely,
gina
From: Richard Powell
Sent: Wednesday, March 16, 2011 9:24 AM
To: 'Oliver Flores'
Cc: 'loycortel@yahoo.com'
Subject: Passport of Ms.charlotte deLeon
Good morning,
Oliver thanks for taking my phone call yesterday.
Here is the position.
Charlotte DeLeon, a Filipino National worked in Bermuda for just over 2 years. December 2007 to January 2010
January 2010. - 1 week before she was to finish her contract, she was falsely accused of theft, by her employers.
Her employment was terminated.
Her employers have yet to produce anything substantial in the way of proof.
May 2010. - They pressed charges with the police, who after looking at their evidence, did not even contact charlotte, for an interview.
They filed the complaint with the police to stop a Labour Tribunal Hearing.
February 2011. - We are presently filing a claim in the courts of Bermuda for compensation, and deflamation of character
Charlottes Passport expired in May 2010. It was in the possession of the Department of Immigration here in Bermuda at the time.
Charlotte would like to go home on the 26th or 27th March. Mainly to attend her sister’s wedding.
She will have to come back to Bermuda for the court case, at some point in the future.
We need to get her passport stamped, or some sort of document for her to be able to travel home
And she can renew her passport when in the Philippines.
If you need to talk to her, Charlotte can be reached on 441.531.2421.
I can be reached on 441.536.8650.
The other person Thad Hollis, who has been fully involved with her case
Can be reached at 441.505.9972.
I do appreciate what ever help that you can offer.
And I will do whatever is necessary to help charlotte.
Thanking you in advance.
Richard Powell
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