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The Witness Letter For Marriage is a mandatory document in the Philippine marriage license application process, established under the Family Code of the Philippines and related civil registry regulations. This document becomes necessary when couples apply for a marriage license, requiring at least two witnesses to provide written testimony about the couple's eligibility to marry. The letter must include specific information about the witness's relationship to the couple, confirmation of the couple's single status or legal capacity to marry, and attestation that there are no legal impediments to the marriage. It serves as a crucial verification tool in the Philippine civil registry system, helping prevent unauthorized or fraudulent marriages while ensuring proper documentation of legal unions. The document must be properly executed and notarized according to local regulations, and it forms part of the permanent marriage records maintained by Philippine civil authorities.

1. Letter Header: Date, recipient details (usually addressed to the Civil Registry or Marriage License Department)

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a Witness Letter for Marriage

3. Witness Information: Full legal name, address, and contact information of the witness

4. Couple Information: Full legal names and basic information of the couple intending to marry

5. Relationship Declaration: Statement explaining how the witness knows the couple and for how long

6. Attestation of Facts: Formal declaration confirming the couple's eligibility to marry, including their single status and absence of legal impediments

7. Oath of Truth: Statement declaring that all information provided is true and correct

8. Signature Block: Witness signature, date, and government ID information