Bonjour. Mabuhay.
OFW online registration with COMELEC makes perfect sense.
I hope this can also be done efficiently in the country, either online or via home to home services. I won’t mind paying extra for a service to have me registered properly. Specially if you don’t have the time. Of course dapat kasama na ang pag issue ng valid Viter’s ID sa ganyan :).
Read on friends:
The Migrante Sectoral Party (MSP) yesterday asked the Commission on Elections (Comelec) to study the concept of online or Internet registration to enable overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) to exercise their right of suffrage as absentee voters.
In a statement, MSP chair Connie Bragas-Regalado said the use of cyber space “will hasten the process and solve the common difficulties encountered by most of the OFWs which is accessibility to designated registration centers.”
Citing records of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), she noted that only around 161,000 OFWs have applied for voter’s registration as of July 1 and this is a “dismal number in relation to the 12-million” OFWs.
“Obviously, the 161,000 plus new overseas absentee voters (OAV) comprised a small percentage of the total number of overseas Filipinos abroad considering that the system is not new and have been a component of the Philippine electoral exercises for more than a decade since the passage of the OAV law,” Regalado said.
She said there is no record as to how many out of the 161,000 new registrants will actually cast their votes.
Based on DFA reports, most of the registrants came from Los Angeles, California; Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Kuwait; Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Milan, Italy; San Francisco, California; Tel Aviv, Israel; Singapore; Hong Kong; Rome and Italy.
She said MSP is not surprised that as per region, those from the Middle East and Africa got a good number of new OAVs compared to other regions.
“This is mainly due to our consistent OAV campaign education and information dissemination efforts on that region,” she added.
The OAV registration started on Oct. 31, 2011 and will end Oct. 31 this year.
http://www.philstar.com/Article.aspx?articleId=830027&publicationSubCategoryId=63
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HI SIR/MADAM:
May i ask your advise …. yesterday i process my husband passport application thru http://www.passport.com.ph set of appointment on july 29,2013 all the information will fill up …pagdating sa set of date/time …july 29,2013 ang dapat skedule sa appointment …ang result SORRY ,there no available slots .Please choose another date…. pls advise in what day dapat magpa skedule sa appointment if july 29,2013 pa ….kasi nasa province pa kami gusto nang husband ko sa manila siya magpa renew kasi within 7 working days ang rush processing …. thank u so much ….God bless u …
advice ko lang ha, kahit na sa manila, delayed ang release ng passport so please don’t expect na matatapos nga in 7 working days. yan ay base sa feedback na nakukuha ntin.
pero kung gusto talaga sa Manila, wala pang open slots for July sa ngayon kaya sorry choose another date pa yan.
Pwede mo subukan tumawag sa (02) 737-1000, pa set mo ng July over the phone.
Or baka next week may open na na slots for July.
hello master nagregister po ako sa comelec nung 2009 kaya hindi po ako nakaboto,makakakuha pa po kaya ako ng voters id.magaaply po kasi ako ng passport kaya wala akong mga ids.
Sana po matulungan nyo po ako
tulongan nyo nman ako my birth ako subra dame mali ako po ay male doon female tapos walo po ako midle name: gus2 kopo mag aral ng college pero mahirap” sana 2longan nyo po ako” asap tnx goodbless
Lapit ka sa Public Attorney’s Office para humingi ng tulong. Ang case mo kailangan ng court hearing kaya kailangan ng abogado.