Locsin: I will kill anyone who asks for a birth certificate | Inquirer News
PASSPORT RENEWAL

Locsin: I will kill anyone who asks for a birth certificate

By: - Reporter / @KAguilarINQ
/ 07:46 AM February 19, 2019

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Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro “Teddy Boy” Locsin Jr. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO

MANILA, Philippines — Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr. has warned to “kill” anyone who asks for a birth certificate as a requirement for passport renewal.

Locsin made the statement on Tuesday after a netizen asked whether birth certificate is still needed for renewal of passport.

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“Sir @teddyboylocsin kailangan pa rin po ba ng birth certificate pag nag parenew ng passport? Salamat po,” the netizen’s tweet read.

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“Hindi. Putangina. Not for passport renewal. If anyone asks you, tell me who and I will fucking kill him/her,” Locsin tweeted in reply.

Locsin removed the birth certificate requirement for passport renewal through Department Order (DO) 03-2019 issued last month.

READ: Locsin scraps birth certificate requirement for renewal of passport

The order, however, only covers regular renewal of passports and not the following cases: first-time passport applications; renewal applications for lost and mutilated passports; renewal requiring changes in the passport entries; renewal of old brown and green passports bearing no complete middle name; and applicants included in DFA’s watchlist. /cbb

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