Where is the original document of the Philippine Declaration of Independence?
Q. Is the Philippine Declaration of Independence document still present or is it "history." If it still is present, where is it?
Asked by FIlipino4lyf - Sat Dec 6 16:41:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nearly every Pinoy I ask states it is located in Kawit, Cavite, Philippines. Could not find a definite source. Source found.
Answered by Robert C - Mon Dec 8 07:14:14 2008
Q. Is the Philippine Declaration of Independence document still present or is it "history." If it still is present, where is it?
Asked by FIlipino4lyf - Sat Dec 6 16:41:36 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Nearly every Pinoy I ask states it is located in Kawit, Cavite, Philippines. Could not find a definite source. Source found.
Answered by Robert C - Mon Dec 8 07:14:14 2008
Why does the Philippine government have a filter on the internet? What are they hiding now?
Q. First, this has nothing to do with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as I have no interest in rehashing the sensitivity of her presidency. I fail to understand why in a democracy, that freedom of speech is filtered? (not talking about pornography either as that is not my issue) Why can we not express opposing views via blog? Why do the Philippine people not march on Congress as if they can hold hearings on text messaging, then why not on the internet and allowing all people access to dissent?
Asked by PinoyPolitico - Sat Apr 25 14:21:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Move over here to the states pare. ;)
Answered by yumm-o - Sat Apr 25 14:40:38 2009
Q. First, this has nothing to do with President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo as I have no interest in rehashing the sensitivity of her presidency. I fail to understand why in a democracy, that freedom of speech is filtered? (not talking about pornography either as that is not my issue) Why can we not express opposing views via blog? Why do the Philippine people not march on Congress as if they can hold hearings on text messaging, then why not on the internet and allowing all people access to dissent?
Asked by PinoyPolitico - Sat Apr 25 14:21:25 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Move over here to the states pare. ;)
Answered by yumm-o - Sat Apr 25 14:40:38 2009
How long does it take to renew a philippine passport in toronto?
Q. okay so here's the thing we will be leaving for our trip in about 5 and a half weeks and my husband still needs to renew his passport...how long will it take to renew it through the philippine consulate general in toronto? and what will we need ?
Asked by redgirl13 - Fri Oct 17 15:49:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Last time I checked, it took a month to renew a passport since they had to send it to Manila since the implementation of the machine readable passport. But that was then, I am not sure how long it would take. Better call them up. Links provided.**
Answered by Spotter - Fri Oct 17 16:34:55 2008
Q. okay so here's the thing we will be leaving for our trip in about 5 and a half weeks and my husband still needs to renew his passport...how long will it take to renew it through the philippine consulate general in toronto? and what will we need ?
Asked by redgirl13 - Fri Oct 17 15:49:43 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Last time I checked, it took a month to renew a passport since they had to send it to Manila since the implementation of the machine readable passport. But that was then, I am not sure how long it would take. Better call them up. Links provided.**
Answered by Spotter - Fri Oct 17 16:34:55 2008
What are your wishes or suggestions to make Philippine Travel to be a real unforgetable experience?
Q. Many travelers come from thousand miles away to fly to Philippines. They made extra effort to have the quality time to spend vacation with their love ones, old friends, and new friends. To explore the Philippine cultural promotions and warmest hospitable people, my friend realizes from his last travel was that a hundred dollars will not go far anymore. He becomes frustrated from touring distance places that takes hours and mentioned how inconvenient to reach these places because of insufficient transportations. Contrary to this, He is in the Philippines for less than 2 months, he just love the country and the people.
Asked by GaNdA T. R Viii - Sat Dec 8 19:53:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Obviously, improve our transportation system.. terminal like airports, seaports policies.. improve the cleanliness of the surroundings.. more discipline and honest travel staffs. <*-*>
Answered by Felicity??? - Sat Dec 8 20:00:14 2007
Q. Many travelers come from thousand miles away to fly to Philippines. They made extra effort to have the quality time to spend vacation with their love ones, old friends, and new friends. To explore the Philippine cultural promotions and warmest hospitable people, my friend realizes from his last travel was that a hundred dollars will not go far anymore. He becomes frustrated from touring distance places that takes hours and mentioned how inconvenient to reach these places because of insufficient transportations. Contrary to this, He is in the Philippines for less than 2 months, he just love the country and the people.
Asked by GaNdA T. R Viii - Sat Dec 8 19:53:37 2007 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Obviously, improve our transportation system.. terminal like airports, seaports policies.. improve the cleanliness of the surroundings.. more discipline and honest travel staffs. <*-*>
Answered by Felicity??? - Sat Dec 8 20:00:14 2007
How does Philippine English different from American English besides accent?
Q. I have been taking English conversation lessons on Skype everyday. The instructors of them are almost serving students of the University of the Philippines. They are all cheerful and excellence, and there are many people who speak English with few Philippine accent among them. I think there would be some differences between Philippine English and American English but I don't realize them at all since I am unskilled at English conversation. Would anyone tell me about the differences of them if knew that? And I am happy if you also correct errors in this composition.
Asked by ithinkthereforeiam - Fri Aug 21 23:03:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question could very well have been aiming toward the British, instead of the Philippines; or Canadians, Australians, or Singaporeans, etc. The answer to your question is --- English language has the same grammatical rules and vocabularies all over the world; the things that are different from place to place are : 1. Pronunciation/accent 2. Meaning or use of the word --- example, what was called as candies in USA is called sweets in UK, cookies - biscuits; elevator - lift, etc. In the Philippines, most people say 'canteen' when we would use the word 'cafeteria' in the USA. My friends would come to US and ask to use the 'comfort room' where we would direct him to the 'bathroom' .. However, you need to know that the Philippines had… [cont.]
Answered by H. M. C - Sat Aug 22 00:10:54 2009
Q. I have been taking English conversation lessons on Skype everyday. The instructors of them are almost serving students of the University of the Philippines. They are all cheerful and excellence, and there are many people who speak English with few Philippine accent among them. I think there would be some differences between Philippine English and American English but I don't realize them at all since I am unskilled at English conversation. Would anyone tell me about the differences of them if knew that? And I am happy if you also correct errors in this composition.
Asked by ithinkthereforeiam - Fri Aug 21 23:03:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your question could very well have been aiming toward the British, instead of the Philippines; or Canadians, Australians, or Singaporeans, etc. The answer to your question is --- English language has the same grammatical rules and vocabularies all over the world; the things that are different from place to place are : 1. Pronunciation/accent 2. Meaning or use of the word --- example, what was called as candies in USA is called sweets in UK, cookies - biscuits; elevator - lift, etc. In the Philippines, most people say 'canteen' when we would use the word 'cafeteria' in the USA. My friends would come to US and ask to use the 'comfort room' where we would direct him to the 'bathroom' .. However, you need to know that the Philippines had… [cont.]
Answered by H. M. C - Sat Aug 22 00:10:54 2009
What is the best Philippine Tourism Website?
Q. Currently, what do you think is the best Philippine Tourism Website out there and why? If you believe that all the current ones are not that good what do you suggest should be done & how can people (especially Filipinos) be proactive in promoting & helping out?
Asked by J@ps - Wed Jun 11 12:52:10 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The is good; but, the Tourism Department can do better by updating it quarterly or biannually. Other good tourism sites are the Philippines' provincial and city websites where each province, town or city feature their main tourist attractions. There are also websites created by volunteers who promote their locality's main and not so popular attractions. Here are some websites. add: Agree with Tina and Jan-na on Ivan Henares and wayspoint. There are also other sites to check out. still, the most effective way to promote our country is by word of mouth; and, how we conduct ourselves, as Filipinos, at home and in other countries. BTW, Boracay made it again to Trip Advisor's Top Ten Beac Destinations. Top 10: Beach… [cont.]
Answered by shirley g - Fri Jun 13 03:10:46 2008
Q. Currently, what do you think is the best Philippine Tourism Website out there and why? If you believe that all the current ones are not that good what do you suggest should be done & how can people (especially Filipinos) be proactive in promoting & helping out?
Asked by J@ps - Wed Jun 11 12:52:10 2008 - - 6 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The is good; but, the Tourism Department can do better by updating it quarterly or biannually. Other good tourism sites are the Philippines' provincial and city websites where each province, town or city feature their main tourist attractions. There are also websites created by volunteers who promote their locality's main and not so popular attractions. Here are some websites. add: Agree with Tina and Jan-na on Ivan Henares and wayspoint. There are also other sites to check out. still, the most effective way to promote our country is by word of mouth; and, how we conduct ourselves, as Filipinos, at home and in other countries. BTW, Boracay made it again to Trip Advisor's Top Ten Beac Destinations. Top 10: Beach… [cont.]
Answered by shirley g - Fri Jun 13 03:10:46 2008
What web site of Philippine Airlines I can check my booking Status?
Q. What web site of Philippine Airlines I can check my booking Status? Im a Quick Query. Mostly of the time I buy electronic ticket. Now im far from home I buy electronic from online agent. It seems different from the ones i buy before.
Asked by sam - Wed Oct 14 11:15:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. looking at their website, it doesn't seem to be possible. Call or email them instead?
Answered by unknown - Wed Oct 14 11:39:58 2009
Q. What web site of Philippine Airlines I can check my booking Status? Im a Quick Query. Mostly of the time I buy electronic ticket. Now im far from home I buy electronic from online agent. It seems different from the ones i buy before.
Asked by sam - Wed Oct 14 11:15:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. looking at their website, it doesn't seem to be possible. Call or email them instead?
Answered by unknown - Wed Oct 14 11:39:58 2009
Would restoring and expanding the Philippine railway network promote the nation's development?
Q. Many Filipinos, especially those born after 1976, long to see their nation develop and become more prosperous as Singapore and South Korea has. Does the railway have a role to play in Philippine national development? Since the early 1980's, train service on Luzon and Panay islands has been neglected. Would it be desirable to restore and expand the rail system on those islands and others like Mindanao?
Asked by philrailfan - Fri Jan 11 23:25:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes sure you are correct. railway transport is the cheapest transportation system on land. one more important thing is by restoring and to expanding the railway more people will get jobs to build infrastructure, and later its a long term employment to maintain the system. Now as in India there is a railway system which provided the highest number jobs in one dept. in the whole world. Next railway is the best solution for rising oil prices. Its easy to convert or make electrification for locomotive system. And right now at the development stage the country has to build railway infrastructure which keep giving fruits throughout the future, and no pollution at all.
Answered by Chanakya - Sat Jan 12 00:18:47 2008
Q. Many Filipinos, especially those born after 1976, long to see their nation develop and become more prosperous as Singapore and South Korea has. Does the railway have a role to play in Philippine national development? Since the early 1980's, train service on Luzon and Panay islands has been neglected. Would it be desirable to restore and expand the rail system on those islands and others like Mindanao?
Asked by philrailfan - Fri Jan 11 23:25:21 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes sure you are correct. railway transport is the cheapest transportation system on land. one more important thing is by restoring and to expanding the railway more people will get jobs to build infrastructure, and later its a long term employment to maintain the system. Now as in India there is a railway system which provided the highest number jobs in one dept. in the whole world. Next railway is the best solution for rising oil prices. Its easy to convert or make electrification for locomotive system. And right now at the development stage the country has to build railway infrastructure which keep giving fruits throughout the future, and no pollution at all.
Answered by Chanakya - Sat Jan 12 00:18:47 2008
What is the law governing the passage of other countries through Philippine seas?
Q. If countries were to encounter curves on the Philippine archipelago, do they need to follow the curve the archipelago has?
Asked by Blahblah. - Tue Jun 23 08:17:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Countries do not move therefore they do not pass through Philippine seas.
Answered by Max Hoopla - Sat Jun 27 07:57:45 2009
Q. If countries were to encounter curves on the Philippine archipelago, do they need to follow the curve the archipelago has?
Asked by Blahblah. - Tue Jun 23 08:17:30 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Countries do not move therefore they do not pass through Philippine seas.
Answered by Max Hoopla - Sat Jun 27 07:57:45 2009
What will happen if philippine government will ban non-phil music?
Q. this is only hypo case. what if music in the philippine are from philippine artists only. music from other countries are not allowed. is this good or bad for phil music industry?
Asked by li'l miss wendy - Wed Jul 22 12:41:17 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'd be good for the Music Industry, obviously. Not only would they sell more but their skills would be sharpened since there'd be a lot of competitors for that arena. But the people would be skeptical, some would rally, others would try boycotting the sales but they would somehow give in to it. But why should the Phil. do this? Music from other countries are good for our economy, not only do they come here but as to coming here they "kind of" advertise our country to their fellow countrymen boosting up our economy.
Answered by Budlay Gid - Thu Jul 23 09:38:05 2009
Q. this is only hypo case. what if music in the philippine are from philippine artists only. music from other countries are not allowed. is this good or bad for phil music industry?
Asked by li'l miss wendy - Wed Jul 22 12:41:17 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It'd be good for the Music Industry, obviously. Not only would they sell more but their skills would be sharpened since there'd be a lot of competitors for that arena. But the people would be skeptical, some would rally, others would try boycotting the sales but they would somehow give in to it. But why should the Phil. do this? Music from other countries are good for our economy, not only do they come here but as to coming here they "kind of" advertise our country to their fellow countrymen boosting up our economy.
Answered by Budlay Gid - Thu Jul 23 09:38:05 2009
Why is there a need to study Philippine Historiography? What ideas justify its relevance?
Q. Philippine historiography is the written record of what is known of human lives in the Philippines, and societies in the past and how historians have attempted to understand them.
Asked by lauren - Tue Sep 25 10:08:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Simply because you need to know your roots and understand how things has developed and became what they are right now. If you will not study this subject, I'm sure at one point in your life you will ask the origin of your identity as a Filipino and the Philippines as your country. Not knowing these stuff is just like being an orphan not knowing who her parents are! Isn't that relevant enough?
Answered by bibo - Sat Sep 29 02:33:28 2007
Q. Philippine historiography is the written record of what is known of human lives in the Philippines, and societies in the past and how historians have attempted to understand them.
Asked by lauren - Tue Sep 25 10:08:12 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Simply because you need to know your roots and understand how things has developed and became what they are right now. If you will not study this subject, I'm sure at one point in your life you will ask the origin of your identity as a Filipino and the Philippines as your country. Not knowing these stuff is just like being an orphan not knowing who her parents are! Isn't that relevant enough?
Answered by bibo - Sat Sep 29 02:33:28 2007
How do I go about denouncing my Philippine Nationality and Citizenship?
Q. How does the Philippine recently approved law allowing Filipinos to have dual citizenship affect my voluntary denouncing of my citizenship? Will I become stateless if I denounce it?
Asked by CulturedQuant - Sun Dec 2 23:24:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dont think you could.. If so, why would you?
Answered by P.M.C. S - Sun Dec 2 23:30:03 2007
Q. How does the Philippine recently approved law allowing Filipinos to have dual citizenship affect my voluntary denouncing of my citizenship? Will I become stateless if I denounce it?
Asked by CulturedQuant - Sun Dec 2 23:24:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I dont think you could.. If so, why would you?
Answered by P.M.C. S - Sun Dec 2 23:30:03 2007
What are the Philippine forests which are designated as National Parks?
Q. What are the Philippine forests which are designated as National Parks?
Asked by jhulie - Sat Aug 15 21:14:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are lots! Check out this wikipedia page:
Answered by Canola Nola - Sat Aug 15 21:33:43 2009
Q. What are the Philippine forests which are designated as National Parks?
Asked by jhulie - Sat Aug 15 21:14:15 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There are lots! Check out this wikipedia page:
Answered by Canola Nola - Sat Aug 15 21:33:43 2009
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Philippine Airlines in the economy?
Q. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Philippine Airlines in the economy?
Asked by shane - Thu Aug 21 08:42:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Airplanes has nothing to do with economy unless all Filipinos ride airplanes. Philippine Airlines is just one of the air carrier company given the previlege to carry the flag on its planes tail.
Answered by Think Tank II - Thu Aug 21 09:10:55 2008
Q. What are the advantages and disadvantages of the Philippine Airlines in the economy?
Asked by shane - Thu Aug 21 08:42:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Airplanes has nothing to do with economy unless all Filipinos ride airplanes. Philippine Airlines is just one of the air carrier company given the previlege to carry the flag on its planes tail.
Answered by Think Tank II - Thu Aug 21 09:10:55 2008
How much does it cost to renew a Philippine Passport here in Los Angeles?
Q. How much does it cost to renew Philippine passport and what is needed when renewing here in Los Angeles?
Asked by Richard P - Mon Jun 1 23:47:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All of the information you require can be found in the San Francisco consulate's website: The fee for the issuance of a passport is $50.00Accepted forms of payment are cash, money order, cashier s check or bank draft made payable to the Philippine Consulate General. Personal checks, credit or debit cards are not accepted. All consular service fees are non-refundable.
Answered by JOHN B - Tue Jun 2 00:16:16 2009
Q. How much does it cost to renew Philippine passport and what is needed when renewing here in Los Angeles?
Asked by Richard P - Mon Jun 1 23:47:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All of the information you require can be found in the San Francisco consulate's website: The fee for the issuance of a passport is $50.00Accepted forms of payment are cash, money order, cashier s check or bank draft made payable to the Philippine Consulate General. Personal checks, credit or debit cards are not accepted. All consular service fees are non-refundable.
Answered by JOHN B - Tue Jun 2 00:16:16 2009
What are the Philippine government laws regarding rivers and flooding?
Q. What are the Philippine government laws regarding rivers and flooding? Includes maintenance, penalties, provision of basic needs and help, etc. I know it is a broad topic and I could hardly find sources in the Internet. If you can, please do provide. I really need it. :) Thanks!!
Asked by acss - Fri Dec 28 04:35:41 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the civil code is the primary governing law. the civil code has different books. you'll find everything about rivers and flooding in the book on PROPERTY. articles 414-713 i guess.
Answered by mikeybear83 - Sat Dec 29 06:46:15 2007
Q. What are the Philippine government laws regarding rivers and flooding? Includes maintenance, penalties, provision of basic needs and help, etc. I know it is a broad topic and I could hardly find sources in the Internet. If you can, please do provide. I really need it. :) Thanks!!
Asked by acss - Fri Dec 28 04:35:41 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the civil code is the primary governing law. the civil code has different books. you'll find everything about rivers and flooding in the book on PROPERTY. articles 414-713 i guess.
Answered by mikeybear83 - Sat Dec 29 06:46:15 2007
When do you think Malaysia will give back SABAH to Philippine government?
Q. Until now Malaysia is still paying the rent of SABAH. I think it is now time to halt the rent and claim the Philippine territory back to filipinos.
Asked by PrivateEye - Sat Dec 15 11:40:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. never heard of this fact before...
Answered by nije5007 - Mon Dec 17 06:10:28 2007
Q. Until now Malaysia is still paying the rent of SABAH. I think it is now time to halt the rent and claim the Philippine territory back to filipinos.
Asked by PrivateEye - Sat Dec 15 11:40:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 2 Comments
A. never heard of this fact before...
Answered by nije5007 - Mon Dec 17 06:10:28 2007
Where can i download or watch without downloading Philippine documentaries?
Q. Where can i download or watch without downloading Philippine documentaries? preferably videos with English subtitles but if there aren't any it's alright as long as the videos are about Philippine culture or anything Filipino. I have tried youtube but the videos are not of good quality and they do not have subtitles. I suppose I can add the subtitles for my friends' benefit but I will need to get hold of videos with good quality. thanks a lot!
Asked by ASIANsoWHAT - Wed Oct 1 13:24:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can download it here: directly
Answered by Mark L - Wed Oct 1 17:30:46 2008
Q. Where can i download or watch without downloading Philippine documentaries? preferably videos with English subtitles but if there aren't any it's alright as long as the videos are about Philippine culture or anything Filipino. I have tried youtube but the videos are not of good quality and they do not have subtitles. I suppose I can add the subtitles for my friends' benefit but I will need to get hold of videos with good quality. thanks a lot!
Asked by ASIANsoWHAT - Wed Oct 1 13:24:34 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can download it here: directly
Answered by Mark L - Wed Oct 1 17:30:46 2008
Has anyone ever transported their pets to the philippines and used philippine airlines?
Q. Hi i am looking to get my dog to the philippines with me using philippine airlines. We will be on the same flight, my dog will be put as excess baggage in the special baggage section in the philippine airlines. But i wonder if philippine airlines is really safe? Is there really air in the baggage section? They say all this stuff on their website but i don't know anything else if whether it's for real. I know how big liars people can be so if it isn't true i will sue them. So anyone??
Asked by energy - Tue Oct 20 13:03:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the nations will be assembled before him, and he will separate people one from another like a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats.
Answered by God answers all questions - Fri Oct 23 12:51:21 2009
Q. Hi i am looking to get my dog to the philippines with me using philippine airlines. We will be on the same flight, my dog will be put as excess baggage in the special baggage section in the philippine airlines. But i wonder if philippine airlines is really safe? Is there really air in the baggage section? They say all this stuff on their website but i don't know anything else if whether it's for real. I know how big liars people can be so if it isn't true i will sue them. So anyone??
Asked by energy - Tue Oct 20 13:03:20 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All the nations will be assembled before him, and he will separate people one from another like a shepherd separates the sheep from the goats.
Answered by God answers all questions - Fri Oct 23 12:51:21 2009
Can a Chinese Citizen but born in the Philippines get a philippine passport?
Q. My dad is a chinese citizen both my grandparents are also a chinese citizen but had already settle here in the Phillipines for a decade. My dad is a naturalized born here in the Phillippines, can he get a philippine passport?
Asked by judz - Tue Aug 18 06:22:40 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Philippine passport is given as a priveledge to Philippine Citizens. That's the law. The citizenship of your dad should be clarified first. Is he a Chinese Citizen or a Filipino Citizen or both. (Philippines allows dual citicenship, but China does not). Read this link to find out about his citizenship. According to this link being born in the Philippines does not automatically make one a Filipino citizen, especially if the parents are not Filipino citizen. There are certain conditions that must be satisfied. But then you said your dad was naturalized. That means your dad has met the conditions specified by the law and he hold the documents to prove this. Then by all means he can apply for a Philippine passport.
Answered by Otter - Tue Aug 18 23:34:51 2009
Q. My dad is a chinese citizen both my grandparents are also a chinese citizen but had already settle here in the Phillipines for a decade. My dad is a naturalized born here in the Phillippines, can he get a philippine passport?
Asked by judz - Tue Aug 18 06:22:40 2009 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A Philippine passport is given as a priveledge to Philippine Citizens. That's the law. The citizenship of your dad should be clarified first. Is he a Chinese Citizen or a Filipino Citizen or both. (Philippines allows dual citicenship, but China does not). Read this link to find out about his citizenship. According to this link being born in the Philippines does not automatically make one a Filipino citizen, especially if the parents are not Filipino citizen. There are certain conditions that must be satisfied. But then you said your dad was naturalized. That means your dad has met the conditions specified by the law and he hold the documents to prove this. Then by all means he can apply for a Philippine passport.
Answered by Otter - Tue Aug 18 23:34:51 2009
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