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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the marriage banns sample in the editor.
- Begin by filling in the 'MALE' section. Enter the name, age, birth date, and birth place of the male applicant.
- Proceed to the 'FEMALE' section. Similarly, input the name, age, birth date, and birth place for the female applicant.
- Upload a recent photo for both applicants in their respective sections.
- Complete the parental information fields by entering the name of the father and maiden name of the mother for both parties.
- Fill in the addresses for both applicants: one in the UAE and another in the Philippines.
- Review all entered information carefully to ensure accuracy before proceeding to sign.
- Finally, add your signatures over printed names along with passport numbers as required at the bottom of the form.
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