US EditionMaiden Name on Passport: New Law Lets Married Women Revert
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Maiden Name on Passport: New Law Lets Married Women Revert
For married women in the Philippines, you can take back your maiden name—on a passport! Republic Act No. 11983 grants you greater autonomy over your identity, simplifying the process of updating official documents to align with your preferences. Let’s explore how this is done! What is RA 11983? The New Philippine Passport Act, officially Republic … The post Maiden Name on Passport: New Law Lets Married Women Revert appeared first on Flying Ketch…
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