Married Women First-Time Applicants
 

• Married women who want to use the surname of their spouse must bring all the documents required for a first-time adult applicant along with their marriage contract. For those who want to revert back to their maiden name (due to spouse's death, annulment or divorce) are required to bring the deceased husband's death certificate, the judgment of annulment decree or judgment of divorce, respectively.

  Brown Passport Renewal Requirements

• Brown passports were issued prior to May 1, 1995. For those who had brown passports, they must bring in their old passport, photocopies of passport pages 1, 2 and 3, and the pages showing the latest Bureau of Immigration departure and arrival stamps. They must also show proof of citizenship, with complete middle name.

  Green Passport Renewal Requirements

• Those with green passports, issued after May 1, 1995, are required to present the passport and a photocopy of the inside and back cover. They must also show the pages showing the latest Bureau of Immigration departure and arrival stamps. Illegitimate minors are required to appear with the mother. They must also show proof of citizenship.

  Passport Renewal Requirements for Married Women and Minors
   

• Married women who wish to renew their passports must make a personal appearance at the Department of Foreign Affairs and bring in their marriage contract. Minors must appear with either parent, but if the parents are abroad, the minor can bring an affidavit of support and consent or a special power of attorney. The passport and photocopy of the passport of the person traveling with the child must also be presented.

  Passport Fees

• For regular processing (14 days), applicants must pay 500 Philippine pesos. Expedited processing (seven days) is an additional 250 Philippine pesos. Replacement of a lost valid passport costs 700 Philippine pesos.