Causing Dela Cruz & Bernal Law Office specializes in Philippine Marriage Laws including recognition of Foreign Divorce Decrees.  Our family lawyer, Atty. Elsie Jane Victoria S. Causing has long experience in handling complicated annulment cases.  She also handles adoption, marital and children support and other women and children protection laws.

Mandatory Requirements for Processing and Issuance of Electronic Certificate Authorizing Registration (eCAR) for the Sale of Real Property/Shares of Stock

Causing Dela Cruz Bernal Law Office is an experienced processor of e-CAR for real properties/shares of stocks in Western Visayas Region (including Boracay Island, Aklan, Capiz, Iloilo, Antique and Guimaras). It provides free legal advice to individuals who want to know more about computation of applicable transfer taxes and processing of transfer of ownership of real property. For clarification, send us an e-mail at attybaciii@gmail.com or go to the Main Menu for Free Legal Advice.

Grounds for Summary Deportation

Pursuant to Rule 9, Sec. 1 of the Bureau of Immigration Omnibus Rules of Procedure of 2015 (MC 2015-010), summary deportation proceedings shall apply in the following cases:

  1. When the foreigner is overstaying found by virtue of a complaint or mission order. An overstaying foreigner is one with an expired visa.
  2. When the foreigner is undocumented. An undocumented foreigner is one who does not have a validly issued passport/travel document or with a cancelled or expired passport.
  3. When the foreigner is a fugitive from justice. This refers to a foreigner who has been tagged as such by the authorized personnel of a foreign embassy OR by the International Police OR whose passport was cancelled by his embassy/consulate [As amended by Immigration Memorandum Circular No. JHM-2018-002 dated 26 March 2018].
  4. When the foreigner has fully served the sentence in a crime which carries with it the penalty of deportation after service of sentence
  5. When the foreigner has fully served the sentence of a crime mentioned in Section 37 (a) (3) or Section 37(a)(10) of the Philippine Immigration Act. Section 37 (a) (3) refers to a crime involving moral turpitude with imprisonment of more than 1 year while Section 37(a)(10) pertains to failure to register with the Bureau of Immigration.

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