Get legally married online — recognized in the Philippines.

Yes. Under Article 26 of the Philippine Family Code, a marriage validly celebrated abroad is recognized in the Philippines. Utah permits remote online marriage ceremonies under Utah Code § 30-1-4.5. The Philippines joined the Hague Apostille Convention in 2019, so a Utah marriage certificate with apostille is fully accepted by Philippine authorities.

No. The entire process is conducted online via Zoom. You attend the marriage ceremony from anywhere in the world — your home, office, or wherever you are. No travel, no embassy visit, no time off work.

Standard processing takes 4–6 weeks from application to delivery of your apostilled certificate. Expedited service (available as an add-on) reduces this to 2–3 weeks. Your Zoom ceremony is typically scheduled within 1–2 weeks of completing verification.

You will need: (1) a valid passport for each partner, (2) a selfie photo, and (3) proof of single status (such as PSA-issued birth certificate or CENOMAR for Filipino nationals). Our team will guide you through the requirements during the application process.

Yes — this has been confirmed in practice. Couples we have served have successfully registered their Utah marriages at the PSA via the Report of Marriage (ROM) process. The apostille from Utah is recognized by the Philippine government.

Yes. Utah allows marriages between citizens of any country. Both partners may be Filipino, or one may be a foreign national. The process and requirements are the same.

After your Zoom ceremony, we obtain the official Utah marriage certificate and have it apostilled. We then ship the original documents directly to you. Once received, you register the marriage at the PSA (or nearest Philippine Embassy if abroad) using the Report of Marriage form — we provide full guidance for this step.