Reporting Our Marriage at the Chicago Philippine Consulate

I completed first the following REQUIREMENTS TO REPORT MARRIAGE on August 22, 2015 then I sent it to Chicago Philippine Consulate.

(we're both single when we married, other requirements applies to divorced , etc.)

a) Accomplished Report of Marriage form - two notarized (2) originals and three (3) photocopies 

b) Original copy and four (4) photocopies of registered marriage certificate. 

c) Four (4) photocopies of Birth Certificate 

d) Four (4) photocopies of passports of the contracting parties 

e) For widowed applicant or spouse – four (4) photocopies of the deceased spouse's Death Certificate 

h) Notarized Affidavit of Delayed Registration (marriage must be reported to the Consulate within 12 months after the solemnization of marriage) – two (2) originals and two (2) photocopies 

i) Fee : $25.00 in money order or cashier’s check payable to the Philippine Consulate General

j) Pre-paid return envelope

I received the returned copy of my stamped report of marriage showing it was reported on August 28, 2015 in the consulate and the original copy of my marriage certificate after more than a week.

Kevin's Visit to the Philippines

Kevin flew from Detroit to Seattle, Seattle to Japan, then Japan to the Philippines and landed NAIA Terminal 1, Philippines at 11:53 p. m on November 22, 2013. His scheduled arrival time was at 12:05 a.m, Nov 23, 2013 but then his plane arrived 12 minutes early. I and Couz was able to see him at about 12:40 as we lost contact with each other which I soon learned he has no phone signal here in the Philippines but he had in Japan as he sent me messages yet when he arrived there.

I was so worried at first as we can't see him yet and the time was about 12:30 am already.I checked the lists of plane that already landed and learned that his plane landed at 11:53 p m and that worried me  more thinking he's already there but we can't see him and I'm not even receiving a message from him.

I requested the guard to enter inside where passengers are and he agreed as I explained him our passenger's plane landed 30 minutes earlier and we need to go find him. I'm about to enter when I recognized him  few steps in front of me. He smiled so I went to meet him. We both smiled while he tapped my back which I also did to him. He went next to cousin and tapped her back also. I heard the guard told me ,"souvenir" a few times meaning can we give him souvenir from our foreign guest. I just ignored him and then we started looking for a taxi. A man immediately approached us and offered their taxi, asked how much  and he answered their rate is fixed at $45 dollars (about P1900 @ P43/dollar). I was surprised and said it was too much but he repeated it's the normal rate at the airport as their's is safe especially that our companion is a foreigner.

I ignored him but he kept following us. Kevin then asked me where can he have his dollar changed to pesos and so I asked that man who keeps following us. He pointed the money changer at the other side which we headed next while he keeps following us. After Kevin had his dollars changed to pesos we returned back for a taxi but the guy still followed us. Kevin called me from behind and asked how much will he give as a tip to the man and so I learned that the man asked for a tip. I told him P50.00 is enough which he gave him then he left us as I told him we're not really taking their taxi.

We walked then upwards where there are lots of taxis and when we reached there another man approached us for their taxi. He said i'ts worth P1,180.00 and I felt theirs is better than the previous one and immediately thought of what my friend told me before that it's really expensive to hire a taxi at  the airport. I agreed then thinking Kevin needs a rest as he was jet-lagged and so we should take a taxi immediately.

We rode the van then, which I thought was a taxi only to find out it's a van, then headed directly to Guijo Suites Hotel in Makati. He settled his things and prepared then we went out to find an open restaurant for dinner as our hotel doesn't serve food that late already. We ended up at Shakeys, dined then went back to the hotel to rest. 

We woke up at around 11 am ( Nov 23, 2013) and he told me he needs to call his mother to tell her he arrived in the Philippines already. We asked the hotel for a phone but nothing so we went out and find one that can call internationally until we ended up in Landmark. No phone also so we just bought a load card worth P100 and have him called his Mom thru Couz'  cell phone.We bought some stuff afterwards then went back to the hotel and slept again as he said he was  tired for some reason which I think was still due to his jet lag.

I and Couz woke up at 5 pm and noticed he was already up way earlier than us at 3 pm as he said. I immediately thought of ocean park but hesitated to go as it was already late and the shows are  gone. Thought twice and finally decided to go than do nothing so we immediately prepared and headed next to Manila Ocean Park. We just saw the oceanarium and the penguins as those were just the two available that late time of the day. I felt so sorry for waking up late that we were not able to watch the cute shows such as the sea lion show, and the others. We had a picture taking though then bought some stuffs in there before going back to the hotel. Took a rest then dined at the hotel before we finally slept.

The second day, November 24, 2013 we went next to Canyon Cove Beach Resort in Batangas.

A Visit to Canyon Cove

We visited Canyon Cove in Nasugbu Batangas last November 24, 2013 with my cousin and my boyfriend back then now my fiance. From Guijo Suites Hotel in San Antonio Village Makati we rode a taxi to DLTB bus terminal in Buendia and we paid the driver P300.00 as he didn't used the taxi meter. I immediately asked him to use the taxi meter the time we sat and he started but he disagreed and said we'll pay P500.00. Hearing him irritated me cause we can get there at less than P100.00 thru taxi meter. He is just one of those opportunist taxi driver taking advantage seeing we have a foreigner with us. Not wanting to scold him, I immediately said, "Ok P300 fixed", which he agreed. Good for him huh, that's still too much. Asked where are we going and after answering him , he asked why are we taking our foreigner in a bus ride to Batangas which isn't safe cause he is a foreigner and that we should use taxi to go there. We asked how much just in case and offered us P5,000.00.In my mind was like, "Damn! That's too much!" , we can go there in less than P500. We immediately declined and told him he is too much. Oh well, we  should really be smart enough to negotiate with opportunist individuals out there.

Upon reaching the bus station we boarded first our things in the bus and have my cousin see them while I and my boyfriend went to a nearby Mercury drugstore to buy him medicine. When we returned after atleast 20 minutes the bus went already and Couz transferred to the next bus with our things. We then took the trip to Batangas and fared almost P140 each.  We arrived after atleast 3 hours and took a tricycle to Canyon Cove wherein we paid P100.00 though he charged us P90.00 at P30 each.

We checked in to our hotel which I  booked a week earlier for P3,350 for one night good for a family (2 adults with 2 kids or 3 adults) then we slept as we're all tired in the trip. 

At approximately 4 pm we took our lunch then went out for viewing and picture taking. It was really a great time for us. When evening arrived we planned to swim but then Kevin has no shorts for swimming so we went to Batangas market via tricycle back and forth and bought him one.  We paid the tricycle a total of P200.00 for the back and forth ride. We had a hard time finding him a short as he is a lot bigger than Filipinos and the shorts don't fit him. We returned then swam together then at the swimming pool while my cousin just slept as she was tired and said we'll go out to swim alone so we can bond more without her. Tsk tsk, thoughtful Couz...  

The next day we returned then to Makati.

NBI Clearance in Robinsons Galleria Ortigas

Just got my NBI clearance at Robinsons Galleria Ortigas last December 4, 2013 after 30 minutes only.I went first to Mega Mall as I thought they still issue NBI clearance in there but the lady guard told me not anymore and to go try Robinsons Galleria which I did next and successfully got it. Glad she told me such. I can't really go back to Quezon City Hall and wait whole day as I did thrice before due to long line of people getting the same document. Really hard to wait and have your whole day wasted the fact that there are other places to get such.

Requirements as usual include photocopy of 2 valid ID's. Go there and sign a form, pay P115, have it encoded, then fingerprints scanning/signing, ID taking ,then wait for your NBI to be printed.

K-1 Visa Application

On December 5, 2013 (at around 4 pm) I sent Kevin via FedEx at 2/F Rufino Pacific Tower, 6784 Ayala Avenue Makati City original copies of the following:

1) Cover letter
2) Signed G325a
3) Intent to Marry
4) NSO birth certificate
5) NBI Clearance (for Travel Abroad)

It was worth P1,688.00 and I was told that it will arrive in Livonia, Michigan, USA after 2-3 days as the flight will take tonight of that day. Also asked if their charge is based on the weight of things customers send and was answered yes. P1,688.00 is for half a kilo and below then will just add an amount if more than.

For the other items below like Police Clearance, Degree certificate, and passport I just sent him  scanned soft copies via email. I'm still to send him yet a soft copy of my visa photo thru email as well.
__________________________________________________________________________________

Cover Letter

Dear US IMMIGRATION:

Kindly see enclosed documents to complete the requirements for a K-1 Visa to enter your country for my forthcoming marriage to Kevin [Family Name].

Contents Include:

1) G325a

2) Intent to Marry

3) Birth Certificate

4) NBI Clearance & Police Clearance

5) CPA Certificate

6) Passport

7) 3 Visa Photos

These documents will also be included  with Kevin's documents to complete the requirements upon entry. I certify that copies of documents submitted are exact photocopies of unaltered documents and I understand that I may be required to submit original documents later. For any questions, kindly contact me at [email] or thru my cell phone at +63 0000 (from the Philippines).


Signed,

[Signature]

Name

___________________________________________________________________________________

Statement of Intent

[My Name]

Kevin and I initially met thru an online dating site, Filipino Cupid and further knew each other thru regular chats, mails, phone calls and video calls until we gained each other’s trust and had our relationship in August 2013. We shared stories about our lives, experiences, and etc. It was there how we learned each other’s principles and goals in life. I got to meet and talk to his mother also via Skype and this strengthened my trust of his true intent. He sent me pictures of his family, relatives and friends aside from his photos which is really an adorable thing as I noticed how proud he is to have me. I got to receive greetings from his family and friends then, simply those hi’s and hello’s meant a lot.

We decided to meet personally the soonest and most available time for both of us and so he booked a flight to the Philippines last November 2013 and spent his Thanksgiving Holiday in my country. He arrived in Manila, Philippines last November 23, 2013 at midnight where I and my cousin picked him up at the airport then headed directly to Guijo Suites Hotel in Makati.

The following days we spent time first in Manila like going to the mall and buying some stuffs then had a quick peek at Manila Ocean Park. We headed next to Canyon Cove Beach Resort in Nasugbu, Batangas afterwards. We had a great time together, took pictures and bonded more. We went back to Manila after a day in the beach then had dinner with my colleagues in Makati. Knowing that it was our first time to meet in person, my colleagues asked us several questions especially to him. “What are your plans?”, “What have you been doing the last few days together?” etc. It was a great meeting though as my colleagues were all excited to meet and finally get to know him in person.

The next day we took a trip home to my province Nueva Vizcaya. He met my family specifically my mother, my 2 brothers and my cousins as my dad already passed away last 2011. He at least got to see and know how and where I grew up; what’s our living in the province and how things really are.

The night before our trip back to Manila, he asked my hand for marriage from my mother and after a serious conversation Mom undoubtedly agreed though a bit sad knowing she’ll barely see me once he moves me to his country. He assured her though that he’ll love and take care of me forever and will visit Philippines at least annually or so. In the evening of November 28, his last day, he proposed to me with a diamond engagement ring. I gladly accepted and I’m looking forward to living with him forever.

Sincerely,

(Signed)

Name (hereby states that the above is true)

Date: December 2, 2013

Tribute to Previous Colleagues

The bluish sky  opened, as it was the last.

Announcing its decision that spreaded so fast.

Bading goodbyes to buddies and bosses around;

Gladly sharing its genuine yet tragic sound.

Let your will and determination seize your mind,

As they’re meant to be there with dreams beyond;

Let the happy moments gust its freshest breeze,

To make the stressful ones eternally freeze.

Let your body rise up their adrenaline swords,

Helping others with their interesting works;

Sharing new ones how to troubleshoot,

And meeting the deadlines in just a shoot.

Let all learnings linger in your memory,

And those absurd ones for your recovery;

As you go on with your chosen routine,

Else might end up shut down writhing in pain.

Always take a rest from your endless work,

Forgetting how to eat thru spoon and fork;

Let the experience lead you to the lightning throne,

As you learn to deal when best things go wrong.

Let the bragging crows circle and dash overhead,

Scribbling in the sky the message, “You can do it!”

Let the heavy storm scream out its greatest thunder,

Shouting this moment drives you to your goal.

Let your dreams guide you through the hidden path,

Through the throne where the greatest King once sat;

Follow your hearts and wishes left behind,

Whew! Goodbye and regards see you around...

April 25,2010 Civil Service Exam Professional Level Passers for REGION CAR

11,644 examinees passed the Career Service written examinations conducted nationwide last April 25, the Civil Service Commission (CSC) said. This represents 12.82% of the 90,851 total examinees, up by 2.67% compared to the passing rate registered for the November 2009 examinations. Of the passers, 9,357 took the Professional test, and the rest the Sub-Professional test.

Leandro Luiz S. Manantan from National Capital Region (NCR) topped the Professional level with a rating of 88.32, while Hannah Arlin P. Dela Cruz, also from, NCR topped the Sub-professional level with an 88.18 rating.

As to regional performance, combined statistics show the NCR having the highest passing rate at 18.62% or 2,854 passers out of 15,329 examinees. Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) followed with a 17.50% passing rate, or 444 passers out of 2,537 examinees. Other regions with notable passing rate include Central Luzon with 15.71%; Davao Peninsula, 14.05%; Western Visayas, 13.16%; Southern Tagalog, 12.72%; Central Visayas, 12.11%; and Bicol Region, 12.09%.

The successful examinees,  shall be conferred the  Career Service Professional and Sub-professional eligibilities. The new Sub-professional eligibles are qualified to enter the first level of government service, while the Professional eligibles may join both the first and second levels. The first level, the CSC explained, includes clerical, trades, crafts, and custodial service positions requiring less than four years of college studies. On the other hand, the second level covers professional, technical and scientific positions up to Division Chief level requiring at least four years of college studies.

The CSC clarified, though, that on top of the eligibility requirement, the new Professional and Sub-professional eligibles should also meet the education, experience and training requirements of government positions to get appointed.

TheTop 10 passers for the Professional level are Myrene J. Villanueva (Central Visayas) with a rating of 88.20; Earl D. Dorado (NCR), 88.14; Jomar O. Reyes (NCR), 88.00; Franklen Dave F. Bio (NCR), 87.91; Guia Lovella M. Labrador (Central Visayas), 87.88; Rene Carlo Joaquin R. Bo-ot (NCR), 87.85; Dennis D. Macapagal (NCR), 87.76; Michael S. Manahan (NCR), 87.51; Roeblin Nathaniel S. Rojas (NCR), 87.51; Ryan C. Mallari (Central Luzon), 87.51; and Catherine F. Alpay (Central Luzon), 87.43.

Among the Top 10 passers for the Sub-professional level are Rosciel Cleia B. Ragas (NCR) with a rating of 87.99; Samuel B. Aguilar Jr. (CAR), 87.96; Fenina Esther C. Pacion (Central Luzon), 87.87; Hans Joshua V. Dantes (NCR), 87.67; Kristine Mae A. Bullen (NCR), 87.49; Katrina Marie F. Kabigting (NCR), 87.48; Romagne Joyce M. Mari (NCR), 87.21; Daren Altair S. Hipe (Western Visayas), 87.09; and Kyra Mae E. Solaña (Eastern Visayas), 87.08.

The CSC also reported that an analysis of the profiles of successful examinees shows the female passers, counting 7,119, outnumbering the male passers by 56.67%. The biggest chunk of passers at 7,544 falls within the age bracket of 18-24 years old. As to employment, the CSC said that most of the passers, numbering 6,076, were unemployed, which can be an indicator as to why the majority of passers cited ‘entrance to government’ as their reason for taking the examination.

Seq #	Region	ExamNo	Name
1	14	241740	ABIBICO, JESSICA G
2	14	240157	ABUBO, KLIFTER MON P
3	14	240419	ACOB, WILMAR HAIDEE S
4	14	241137	AGUINALDE, SHIELA S
5	14	241097	ALICAY, ACE P
6	14	241908	ALICDA, YLONE MYLEEN L
7	14	240906	ALLADO, VENUS D
8	14	241690	ALOS, FRANZ CLIFFORD T
9	14	241674	AMOYEN, ANGELICA S
10	14	241423	ANGCAWAY, CARA D
11	14	240828	ANGWAY, SANDRA C
12	14	241982	ANICETO, ARRA JOYCE B
13	14	241735	ANTIMANO, KATHLEEN M
14	14	241814	APIL, EUNICE S
15	14	240400	APILADO, JAYMANTE PEARL B
16	14	241149	APILIS, FERNANDO C
17	14	241259	AQUINO, CAROLINE M
18	14	240230	AQUINO, MICHAEL JUCEF S
19	14	241126	AQUINTEY, JORDAN D
20	14	241599	ARAÑA, ANNABELLE E
21	14	240524	AROMIN, ANTHONY RAY Y
22	14	241775	AROMIN, LESLEY JANE B
23	14	241444	ASIONG, MARLENE L
24	14	240904	ASTODILLO, HARRIETT S
25	14	240079	ASTUDILLO, SHEILA Q
26	14	241694	ATAS, CALEB P
27	14	241799	ATUMPAG, PAULINE KIRSTIE H
28	14	240780	AWACAN, ELAINE L
29	14	240149	AYUGAT, JOHN RAY P
30	14	240794	BACLILI, RAZIL ANN M
31	14	240235	BADANGAYON, CELSO C
32	14	240252	BAGBAGEN, JOANNA MARIE B
33	14	240539	BAGGEO, SHERYLE C
34	14	240181	BAGSANGI, MARY GRACE A
35	14	240150	BAGUINGAN, KEATHS F
36	14	240625	BAGUIWA, ORLANDO G
37	14	241855	BAGULING, AILEEN L
38	14	241385	BALADJAY, CHRISTINE O
39	14	240854	BALANBAN, CORAZON P
40	14	240598	BALAORO, JAHRELL EMMAN EPHRAIM B
41	14	241340	BALBUENA, EDMARLYNNE JOY B
42	14	241975	BALLESTEROS, WILLIAM JR S
43	14	240680	BALOCNIT, NERISSA PEARL G
44	14	241922	BANAKEN, HAYDEE YORIE D
45	14	240642	BANDOC, DONALD S
46	14	241065	BANGNAN, JUDELYN C
47	14	241699	BANGNIWAN, CAROL EDITH G
48	14	240167	BANGSARA, OLINDO D
49	14	240296	BANIÑA, MAEDELYN JOY  R
50	14	241469	BANTIAG, BEATRICE M
51	14	241609	BANTIC, VALBERT JOHN L
52	14	240177	BASCO, ABEGAIL D
53	14	240096	BASILIO, DIONISIO S
54	14	240494	BATNAG, ERWIN S
55	14	241536	BAUTISTA, KRYSTAL VHEE DC
56	14	240711	BAWIYAN, JONABELLE B
57	14	241652	BAYBAY, MARY JOY C
58	14	241080	BELINAN, JOHN MARK P
59	14	241233	BENITO, GAY P
60	14	241160	BERMUDEZ, JANICE M
61	14	241272	BERNARDINO, MARK JOHN P
62	14	240037	BERNARDO, ROGELYN M
63	14	240954	BERSOLA, STELA MARICE A
64	14	241197	BETA-A, EUNICE W
65	14	241819	BETWAG, MA SOCORRO M
66	14	240184	BOGACON, NIKKI ANN P
67	14	241165	BOLISLIS, HOVEN M
68	14	240175	BOLISLIS, NARCISO JR T
69	14	241540	BONQUIN, CAROLYN A
70	14	241534	BRAGADO, JEFFERSON L
71	14	240962	BRAGANZA, RICHIENELLE B
72	14	241774	BRAVO, RONYL U
73	14	240063	BUGALING, JOHN GAYNOR B
74	14	240438	BULAWAN, RHAISE A
75	14	240391	BUMATANG, MICHELL D
76	14	241279	CABANILLA, ANNA LIZETTE S
77	14	241773	CABANLIG, JOSEPH RAY N
78	14	241361	CACCAM, ENRICO L
79	14	241939	CACHO, DARRYL KRYSTEL P
80	14	241187	CACHO, GARY RAYMOND A
81	14	241866	CALAGUI, RAINEL P
82	14	241591	CALI, AMEIN ALDEIN B
83	14	240227	CALLITEN, SELWYN HUGH R
84	14	240757	CALLOS, MARGIE F
85	14	240674	CALSIMAN, JOY F
86	14	241567	CALUGAY, AMY JANE M
87	14	240441	CALUZA, JENELYN W
88	14	240638	CAMPOS, ROBERT JR B
89	14	240031	CANITE, CLAIRE D
90	14	240924	CAPUYAN, JERICK A
91	14	240888	CARAS, DIANA DOREEN D
92	14	241319	CASTRO, JOVELYN C
93	14	241107	CATAWE, HAYDEE A
94	14	241570	CATILING, ATHENA F
95	14	240840	CATUBIG, ANGELIQUE M
96	14	241543	CAWED, MARY JOYCE A
97	14	240695	CAWILLI, EILEEN MAE C
98	14	241839	CAYABA, KRISTLE GAIL G
99	14	241201	CAYAMBAS, THEOFRENZ ANDRONICUS Z
100	14	241398	CAYANGAO, MANDIA W
101	14	240719	CAYATOC, MONALIZA P
102	14	241634	CHAN, HOWARD Y
103	14	240300	CHANCHANI, JIVITA D
104	14	241176	CHE-ES, BENJAMIN JR G
105	14	241456	CHENGAY, ABRAHAM B
106	14	241227	CHUMACOG, BENJAMIN S
107	14	241718	CLAUR, LILLI FERNANDE T
108	14	240789	CORPUZ, RYAN Z
109	14	241957	CUL-ING, ROSA P
110	14	241511	DACSIG, NANCY W
111	14	241899	DACWAG, JOSE D
112	14	240534	DAGADAG, JOAN B
113	14	241364	DALINGAY, MILANIE C
114	14	241727	DAMAG, CHERRYL C
115	14	241505	DAMORKIS, DAISY A
116	14	241679	DANGIS, CHARITY BLESS A
117	14	240511	DANGPA, CLEEDON JOSETT D
118	14	241964	DANGSIAN, CARMELA D
119	14	240075	DAWING, CARL SATURNINO JR D
120	14	240571	DE GUZMAN, IVY B
121	14	240260	DE JESUS, ROCYANE M
122	14	240413	DE LA CRUZ, HAZELYN N
123	14	241413	DE LA CRUZ, MARIAGLAIZA M
124	14	240994	DIAMSAY, REXY CONNI ERIKA C
125	14	241282	DIAZ, MANUEL JR G
126	14	240015	DICKMAN, RHEEM K
127	14	240915	DIO-AS, GARLAND D
128	14	241745	DIXON, KRIS T
129	14	240969	DOCTOLERO, DAVE M
130	14	240160	DOMANOG, CYNTHIA J
131	14	241837	DUCUSIN, MARLYN P
132	14	240299	ESDIO, PATERNO JR D
133	14	240820	ESGUERRA, NIÑO S
134	14	240399	ESTIOKO, MARIE ANGELICA CORAZON B
135	14	240902	FANA-ANG, PACER BRYCE C
136	14	240957	FERMIN, JANN VICTOR III D
137	14	241760	FLORES, CYREEN JEWEL C
138	14	240199	FLORES, RIMALYN D
139	14	241877	FORAG, CLEMENTINA C
140	14	240359	FRANCISCO, ANGELICA V
141	14	240257	GABINO, URSULA P
142	14	241475	GABOL, JULIE A
143	14	240593	GACAD, KRYSLLIN L
144	14	241501	GADDANG, YOLANDA B
145	14	240917	GALAM, KATHLEEN M
146	14	240949	GALINGAN, GABRIEL C
147	14	240558	GALVEZ, CHRISTOPHER JAY S
148	14	241418	GAMISERA, BENEDICK D
149	14	240867	GANDEZA, AMILYN F
150	14	241715	GANSOEN, GRAIL M
151	14	240004	GARCIA, ANNALI MARIE Q
152	14	241180	GARCIA, ANNE LIZETTE L
153	14	240537	GARCIA, CARMINAH E
154	14	241452	GARCIA, GEZCHICHRYL JOIE V
155	14	241415	GARCIA, MARIE ROSE V
156	14	240204	GARDE, PETER JUNE V
157	14	241489	GASPAR, MARICAR D
158	14	241060	GODIO, MARICHELLE S
159	14	240351	GONDALES, KELVEIN A
160	14	240754	GONZALES, EARNEST A

161	14	240127	GONZALES, LERA R
162	14	240387	GUANSI, RAMSEY T
163	14	241325	GUERRERO, CAROL P
164	14	240992	GUITOC, SOLOMON N
165	14	240320	GUIYAB, RAJAN VANESSA N
166	14	241999	GULLON, SHERRY MAE D
167	14	240006	GUSLAB, RUBY ANN A
168	14	240800	GUTIERREZ, MONICA MARIQUIT M
169	14	241433	GUZMAN, ANGELA Y
170	14	241288	GUZMAN, JAN MICHAEL F
171	14	241871	HABBILING, DIANA B
172	14	240959	HUMIWAT, ARIANNE P
173	14	241914	IBARRA, ALLAN JIM A
174	14	240519	IGLESIA, ANNA ANDIAH B
175	14	241594	INOHIABAN, MYLA Y
176	14	240373	IN-UYAY, ELAINE NOVEL P
177	14	240760	JUANBE, RICHELLE JOSEPHINE B
178	14	241791	KILAKIL, KERN KUN-AY N
179	14	240819	KIO-ISEN, AERON D
180	14	240736	KITONGAN, PERCIVAL M
181	14	240176	KUDAN, ALICIA MAE O
182	14	240110	LABCAEN, LIZA S
183	14	241440	LACWASAN, CHARLENE K
184	14	240477	LAG-EY, JAIRA NESS S
185	14	240855	LAGOS, JOSHUA LEE M
186	14	241713	LAGUTANG, LAURO JR A
187	14	241251	LAN-EO, MARISSA L
188	14	241046	LANGBAYAN, GLORIA P
189	14	240611	LASDACAN, CRISTY P
190	14	240758	LATIGA, JUSI L
191	14	241274	LAWAGAN, WILBUR C
192	14	241353	LENGWA, WILSON W
193	14	240750	LEPAGO, DAVID U
194	14	240671	LIBAN, CHRISTY P
195	14	240196	LIMBAG, REYNARD O
196	14	241373	LIPAWEN, RISHI MARITESS O
197	14	240340	LOBCHOY, DARYLL M
198	14	240652	LUGMOC, MICHELLE B
199	14	240216	LUIS, JAMILLAH O
200	14	240955	LUMADEW, AUDIE G
201	14	241241	LUMIBAO, CLAIRE D
202	14	241983	LUNA, JENETH P
203	14	241490	MADDARA, AIMEE M
204	14	241719	MALINGAN, LESLIE ANN W
205	14	241207	MALLA-AO, ARRA OPHELIA F
206	14	240137	MANALO, NIKO MARTIN NIÑO D
207	14	240970	MANAO, RYU AMOS C
208	14	240194	MANGACHEO, ASTRELLE N
209	14	241617	MANGINGA, JAYWARDENE S
210	14	240572	MANGLAL-LAN, MARIE CLAIRE A
211	14	240877	MANGOYOB, DAVELYN D
212	14	241593	MANODON, HAZEL A
213	14	240054	MAPANGDOL, JANNA MAY C
214	14	240394	MAPANGDOL, LESTER L
215	14	241988	MAQUERA, LYLAH CLAIRE N
216	14	240673	MARCELINO, JULIET C
217	14	240077	MARCELO, KRISTIA ANGELA B
218	14	241360	MAREKCHAN, CLEA M
219	14	240839	MARIANO, JEZAIL B
220	14	240817	MARQUEZ, JOHN PAUL B
221	14	240497	MARVIDA, VANESSA C
222	14	241015	MASLANG, JOSEPHINE K
223	14	241213	MATEO, JOHN ALFRED V
224	14	241459	MATEO, ROOVELYN S
225	14	241969	MEJIA, KATRINA ANN A
226	14	241818	MENOR, CHEENY LENE A
227	14	241585	MINO, LARSEN K
228	14	240278	MOLINTAS, ALLAN JR D
229	14	241372	NABEHET, BRENDA D
230	14	240172	NAMONNE, ROWELL P
231	14	240648	NARRA, NOLITO JR V
232	14	240899	NAVARRA, DIANA M
233	14	240574	NAVARRA, MIRASOL M
234	14	240315	NGISLAWAN, CHERRY JOAN O
235	14	240547	NGOLAB, KATHLEEN JEANETTE B
236	14	240540	NOMIL, JOYCE WYNE T
237	14	240371	OBER, JOANN V
238	14	241875	OLIQUINO, SHIELA MARIE P
239	14	241559	OLYA-ON, JAY-AR A
240	14	241912	ONGCHANGCO, NEIL CLARK P
241	14	241700	ORDOÑEZ, JUNE FELICIANO F
242	14	241035	ORIAO, JEBIN A
243	14	240853	ORTEZA, CHARMAINE O
244	14	240856	PABLO, KATHRINE EVE T
245	14	240933	PACLEBA, MAYBEL AIZA P
246	14	240267	PADUA, DAKILA F
247	14	241335	PAGALI, ROWENA A
248	14	241833	PAGLINGAYEN, LLOYD G
249	14	241921	PALABAY, MICHELLE ANNA THERESE S
250	14	241388	PAMO, VINCENT T
251	14	240766	PAPA, MYRTLE AUDREY D
252	14	241426	PARAYNO, LORVILYN V
253	14	241338	PASCUA, AMADO JR L
254	14	241311	PASTRANA, JANE M
255	14	240033	PATINDOL, RYNELL L
256	14	241295	PATTING, PRINCESS C
257	14	240790	PAYAGEN, RODELIO P
258	14	240433	PAYAS, MELISSA S
259	14	241057	PAYAWAL, JIMRY P
260	14	240472	PAZA, DEBBIE ANN P
261	14	241305	PINLAC, CHRISTA PAULA V
262	14	241878	PLURAD, KAREN GRACE L
263	14	240220	POSADAS, JOAN RACHEL C
264	14	241958	PUMIHIC, AMOS FLINT C
265	14	240600	PUMIHIC, DELIA D
266	14	241437	PUMIHIC, LIGAYA D
267	14	241873	PUNZALAN, JUNISHTAR C
268	14	241579	PURISIMA, SHEILA MARIE B
269	14	240916	QUINES, KRISTINA A
270	14	240541	RABANG, ROLAND ERWIN P
271	14	240903	RAMIREZ, DWIGHT ALLEN T
272	14	240280	RAMOS, BRIEGHNER JOHN F
273	14	241985	REBOLDELA, LESLIE GRACE CHARINA A
274	14	240369	RIMANDO, FELIPE JR T
275	14	241640	RIMANDO, JESSICA B
276	14	240927	RIVERA, SONNY REY R
277	14	240811	ROJAS, FELIX MICHAEL L
278	14	241580	ROQUE, MARIE SHERIDA O
279	14	240599	ROSARIO, JAY-AR S
280	14	240960	SABLING, APRILYN S
281	14	240294	SABYAT, LAWRENCE T
282	14	240327	SACPA, MILDREN S
283	14	241551	SAGAMLA, ALEXCIS D
284	14	241171	SAGUID, DANIELLI L
285	14	241729	SAGULO, ERMELIZA B
286	14	241857	SAKIWAT, JACQUILINE S
287	14	240764	SALABAO, RHEMILYNE D
288	14	241275	SALASA, AILEEN MHAY B
289	14	240454	SALIBUNGEY, GRAEL T
290	14	241604	SALVADOR, SANTIAGO JR H
291	14	241053	SAN JUAN, JAY MICHAEL S
292	14	241034	SAN MATEO, MA REXIE G
293	14	241961	SANLAO, ART MIGUEL B
294	14	241078	SANTIAGO, RONILYN S
295	14	241033	SAPIGAO, EDGAR W
296	14	241519	SAYO, RACQUEL ANGELA P
297	14	240935	SEBIO, MAYBELYN D
298	14	241240	SIANEN, JANE S
299	14	241455	SIMON, INGRID G
300	14	241794	SISO, ARLEE MAE S
301	14	240975	SONGCUAN, GHIZELLE R
302	14	241036	TADEO, ELMA GRACE P
303	14	240060	TAGUIBOS, SCARLET I
304	14	240279	TAGUINDODO, JEMMA A
305	14	241959	TALLIAD, EVANGELINE L
306	14	241598	TAWANA, NOELE ARYANE T
307	14	240094	TAYNEC, RUBY L
308	14	241692	TENGAY, BILLY M
309	14	240426	TENGDAN, NIEVES T
310	14	241880	TESORO, ISRAEL B
311	14	240940	TINO, JAYNE GAY E
312	14	240920	TORRES, CRISTINE H
313	14	241229	TOWANG, NORIE P
314	14	240627	TOYOKAN, SIMON JR K
315	14	241798	TULOD, CATHERINE S
316	14	241738	TUMAYAN, MARYMELYN B
317	14	240952	TUNGPALAN, MARK ANTHONY C
318	14	241778	TURQUEZA, CHERIZETTE FAYE B
319	14	241334	ULAT, MANDY F
320	14	240958	ULEP, JULIET STEPHANIE A
321	14	240428	UMLANO, JUDITH D
322	14	241780	USON, ANGELICA B
323	14	241560	VALDEZ, IRIS S
324	14	240894	VALDEZ, JORDAN ROMEO M
325	14	241803	VALERA, SHARIMA T
326	14	240976	VIADO, MICHAEL JOHN F
327	14	241688	VILLANUEVA, CARLO O
328	14	241806	VILLASTIQUI, BRYAN B
329	14	240919	VILLENA, KATE DHAREEN M
330	14	240479	VISTE, EDEN FLOR A
331	14	241218	WANAWAN, LAMMIE ANN S
332	14	241110	WANGWANGDAN, JOVILYN A
333	14	240632	WANNA, JABAR B
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