Documents, costs and steps for this service.
Quezon City only. Foreign, previously married and younger applicants have additional requirements.
- Cost / amount:
- QC application form ₱50 + filing ₱100 = ₱150
- Civil certificates, notarization and any applicable seminar costs are separate
- Processing time:
- QC guide: return after 11 days
- issued licence valid for 120 days.
- Can start online:
- Start on the official portal
Where to apply
Quezon City only. Follow the receiving department shown in QC E-Services; bring originals when personal verification is requested.
Find an officeWhat to bring
- Forms and identity records for both parties
Form 90, birth/baptismal certificates, PSA CENOMAR for each, one 2×2 photo each and valid IDs; residency/tax proof where needed.
- Family-planning and age-related documents
Family-planning certificate; ages 18–20 need parental consent, 21–25 parental advice, 18–25 marriage counselling. Foreign or previously married applicants need additional civil-status records.
How to apply
- 1Submit the online application
QC e-Services → Civil Registry Online Services → Marriage License Application; fill both applicants’ details and upload records.
- 2Present originals and pay
Follow the email; both parties appear at the City Civil Registry and pay at the City Treasurer.
- 3Return for release
Return after 11 days with the notarized application and required certificates. QC lists filing/release until 3 pm.
- 4Check the licence validity
Use the issued licence within 120 days. This guide follows the QC process and is not a nationwide fee schedule.
Sources for this situation
Help & contacts
These are agency support contacts. Your appointment confirmation identifies your receiving office.
- Agency phone:
- (02) 8988-4242
- Agency address:
- Quezon City Hall, Elliptical Road, Diliman, Quezon City
City trunkline; marriage enquiries local 1516. Other services have different departments. Quezon City only.
Official sources & guide details
Checking off a task does not submit an application. The listed scope and special cases determine which documents you need.
Guide reviewed: 2026-10-05