Kababayans urged to participate in the "2010 Census"

25 February 2010 –Consul General Leoncio R. Cardenas calls on the Filipino community to participate in the US Census 2010, the decennial national census of the United States population.

“I encourage all Filipinos to participate in this year’s census. An accurate count of the true size and composition of the Filipino community means more opportunities and benefits,” Consul General Cardenas said.

Census data serves as a basis for determining the number of seats for each state in the U.S. House of Representatives and affects the allocation of federal funding of essential social services and community programs that would benefit members of the community.

In US Census 2000, there were 275,728 Filipinos, either alone or in combination with other races, making the Filipino population the second-largest Asian population in the State of Hawaii (after the Japanese).

For further information visit www.census.gov/2010 Census or call Los Angeles Census Office at 1-818-435-6332. END.

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As of today, applicants who filed for their ePassports on or before 23 December 2011 may email the Consulate at honolulupc@hawaii.rr.com to confirm whether their passports are ready for pick up.

Please note that there still may be some applicants who applied on or before this date whose epassports may not have been printed and ready for pick up.

Please bring your official receipts as well.

Notice of Registration for Overseas Absentee Voters. Click here.

For a complete list of days the Consulate will be closed, click here.

Philippine Consulate General in Honolulu to implement ePassport system by 01 July 2010. Read here.

Unclaimed passports listed here. Click here.
Millennium Express to deliver Phil Box balikbayan boxes. Read here.

Consular Advisory

Secure copies of your birth, marriage, and other civil registry certificates online via the website of the National Statistics Office.

If you intend to ship your personal effects or vehicles to the Philippines, please visit the Frequently Asked Questions page of the Bureau of Customs which provides comprehensive information on duty free importation into the Philippines.

For those applying for their NBI clearances, click here.

For those importing or bringing pets into the Philippines, click here.

For guidelines on Foreign Medical Missions to the Philippines, click here .

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