December 4,2011 I don't know what's on earth with me.I wake up at eight in the morning then eat my breakfast but I feel empty me.Wondering that I alreay been staying on Kluang Johor Malaysia for more than a month yet I don't know where's the Roman Catholic Church.To my curiousity I ask my hubby to drive the car and search the church.
Without asking I entered the St.Pauls Mar Thoma Church .I saw the cross sign outside so my mind never thought of any religion at all.Looking at the door the man greet me to be seated.No hesitation I walk so fast and seated second row.When the priest started the Gospel I suddenly realised why I'm inside.Looking my back I even get scared coz they are all indian people.While the priest was been lecturing to us I look at him and my mind is asking this is so strange although the mass in english still I feel awkward .
I ask myself" what happen ? Is this the missing me ".
When I was already at the outside my hubby told" how was going?" I told this is strange day and bring me home now.
I can't imagine who bought me in that place? Is it a reminder from God that I only called him when I want him and neglect him when I don't have any problem?...
I DON'T KNOW BUT ONLY ONE THING I KNOW THAT DAY WAS SO STRANGE .
Thursday, 28 June 2012
Newest procedure on how to get married in malaysia if you are filipiino
HERES WHAT TO DO IN PHILIPPINES
1. Get a Birth Certificate and CENOMAR (Certificate of no Marriage Record) issued by NSO, Manila or from the nearest Regional NSO Branch.
2.Get an Affidavit of Parents"parental consent and leagl capacity to narry " if your parents is in the Phils. proving that you are still single and that they agree for your decision to marry your fiancé.( only for those age 18 bleow)
3.Pass the parental consent to the regional trial court for the issuance of CERTIFICATE OF ATHORITY FOR NOTARIAL ACT.( this is the requirements in DFA )
4.Submit the three documents to Departments of Foreign Affairs in manila for further authentication and wait for three working days to collect them.
WHAT TO DO IN MALAYSIA
1. Once all the documents in philippines are done ,submit all them to the Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur.( make sure to photo copy all your documents)
2.Wait for 13 working days for approval.
3.Next is submit it to the Foreign Affairs of Malaysia in Wisma Putrajaya for further endorsement.
4.Then at the same day bring all the documents to JPN Registration office and wait for JPN letter approval.Bring it the place where you choose to get married and wait for 3 weeks then the wedding ceremony will be held.
5.The Marraige Certificate is already translate in English so after the ceremony bring it to the Philippine Embassy in KL to report your marraige for future use.
1. Get a Birth Certificate and CENOMAR (Certificate of no Marriage Record) issued by NSO, Manila or from the nearest Regional NSO Branch.
2.Get an Affidavit of Parents"parental consent and leagl capacity to narry " if your parents is in the Phils. proving that you are still single and that they agree for your decision to marry your fiancé.( only for those age 18 bleow)
3.Pass the parental consent to the regional trial court for the issuance of CERTIFICATE OF ATHORITY FOR NOTARIAL ACT.( this is the requirements in DFA )
4.Submit the three documents to Departments of Foreign Affairs in manila for further authentication and wait for three working days to collect them.
WHAT TO DO IN MALAYSIA
1. Once all the documents in philippines are done ,submit all them to the Philippine Embassy in Kuala Lumpur.( make sure to photo copy all your documents)
2.Wait for 13 working days for approval.
3.Next is submit it to the Foreign Affairs of Malaysia in Wisma Putrajaya for further endorsement.
4.Then at the same day bring all the documents to JPN Registration office and wait for JPN letter approval.Bring it the place where you choose to get married and wait for 3 weeks then the wedding ceremony will be held.
5.The Marraige Certificate is already translate in English so after the ceremony bring it to the Philippine Embassy in KL to report your marraige for future use.
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