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List of Applicants Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF APPLICANTS Period Covered: May. 1, 2018 - May. 31, 2018 Country : UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Embassy/Post : DUBAI No. Name / Form ID Registration Date Type of Application 1 ABAD, NORHAYA MAMORO Jun. 14, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130008118 2 ABALOS, HARRIS MANAOIS Mar. 31, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400002981 3 ABELLANO, IMELDA GALLARTE Mar. 17, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400002133 4 ABENOJAR, LORETA NENITA GARCIA Mar. 26, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400002662 5 ADRINEDA, CRISTINA VERGARA Aug. 8, 2006 REACTIVATION 7840110400001248 6 AGACITA, MARILOU FERNANDEZ Dec. 9, 2003 REACTIVATION 7840100800001240 7 AGNES, EDGARDO JAVIER Jul. 10, 2009 REACTIVATION 7849320100001975 8 ALAGAO, JOCEL SIASON Apr. 16, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400003856 9 ALBAIRA, OSCAR OROS Oct. 24, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130021832 10 ALCANTARA, FAYE RAISSA FAUSTINO Aug. 3, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130145677 11 ALI, ZOHRA KHALIC Mar. 22, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010700003430 12 ALMIRATE, LADY DIANA RESUMA Sep. 13, 2015 CORRECTION OF ENTRIES 7849320140062526 13 ALVAREZ, BERNADETTE COLES Apr. 16, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400003863 14 ALVAREZ, MARIO DE CASTRO Dec. 9, 2003 REACTIVATION 7840102100000304 15 AMARILLE, JASON BACALLA Jun. 7, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400007452 16 ANASTACIO, CHRISTIN LOYOLA Jun. 20, 2014 CORRECTION OF ENTRIES 7849320140002485 17 ANDAL, LEILANI SEGUIBAN Mar. 20, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010200005544 18 ANDAYA, SHERRY MANIAGO Jun. 27, 2006 REACTIVATION 7840110400008166 19 ANIBAN, ROVELYN AMLOS Apr. 20, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130002972 20 ANISCO, MARIETHEL LOPEZ Jun. 16, 2009 REACTIVATION 7849320100000348 21 ANTENOR, MARIE GOLD CALALUAN Apr. 9, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130020827 22 ANTONIO, ABIGAIL MAGDAY Mar. 24, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400002447 23 ARANTE, ARIES MANSUETO Jun. 14, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130028551 NOTICE: All authorized recipients of any personal data, personal information, privileged information and sensitive personal information contained in this document, including other pertinent documents attached thereto that are shared by the Commission on Elections in compliance with the existing laws and rules, and in conformity with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 ( R.A. No. 10173 ) and its implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as the pertinent Circulars of the National Privacy Commission, are similarly bound to comply with the said laws, rules and regulations, relating to data privacy, security, confidentiality, protection and accountability. Date Printed: 31-May-18 03:41:21.537 PM Page 1 of 10 6bd52b14f580eeb813515be7d2e1b4bf Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF APPLICANTS Period Covered: May. 1, 2018 - May. 31, 2018 Country : UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Embassy/Post : DUBAI No. Name / Form ID Registration Date Type of Application 24 ARANTE, NARCISA ANGEL Jun. 10, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400007753 25 ARATEA, ILDEFONSO, JR. MANANZAN May. 12, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400005908 26 ARRIETA, EDUARDO LOPEZ Nov. 24, 2003 REACTIVATION 7840100500001285 27 ATIENZA, SHARON ALAG Jul. 18, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130096122 28 AVENIDO, AGNES SURLA Aug. 16, 2009 REACTIVATION 7849320100004858 29 AYOUB, HERNINA LOZANO Aug. 10, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130108804 30 BAJENTING, CRISANTA GEALON Jul. 22, 2009 REACTIVATION 7849320100002865 31 BALAYAN, ROXANNE HONEY DUARTE May. 15, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130025212 32 BALLESTEROS, EMMANUEL JR. ALABANZAS Aug. 16, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130109416 33 BALLESTEROS, RONALD RUIZ Oct. 27, 2006 REACTIVATION 7840110400004926 34 BALMATER, DONNA GARCIA Nov. 19, 2003 REACTIVATION 7840100200000268 35 BARCELONA, AMANDA GONZALES Apr. 18, 2012 CORRECTION OF ENTRIES 7849320130002788 36 BARLEY, EDEN ADVINCULA Oct. 31, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010500021595 37 BARNILLO, MARY JEAN HORTALEZA Jan. 11, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010300002076 38 BASAN, NOLAN III DEDAL Aug. 29, 2009 REACTIVATION 7849320100006942 39 BASCON, HELENA LOPEZ Feb. 27, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130001085 40 BERNAL, IRWIN DANTES Mar. 11, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010700001844 41 BRAVO, BRIAN JOSEPH CAVILE Oct. 18, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130215504 42 BRILLO, PRIM MONICA PIOQUINTO Oct. 31, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130022415 43 BUAN, DENIALYN MOSTAJO Dec. 28, 2014 CORRECTION OF ENTRIES 7849320140022759 44 BUENO, ARVIN NASTOR Jul. 8, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130010634 45 CABUNTOCAN, LEALI CAJELLA Mar. 17, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400002124 46 CACHUELA, SHEILA PASCASIO May. 21, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400006550 NOTICE: All authorized recipients of any personal data, personal information, privileged information and sensitive personal information contained in this document, including other pertinent documents attached thereto that are shared by the Commission on Elections in compliance with the existing laws and rules, and in conformity with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 ( R.A. No. 10173 ) and its implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as the pertinent Circulars of the National Privacy Commission, are similarly bound to comply with the said laws, rules and regulations, relating to data privacy, security, confidentiality, protection and accountability. Date Printed: 31-May-18 03:41:21.537 PM Page 2 of 10 6bd52b14f580eeb813515be7d2e1b4bf Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF APPLICANTS Period Covered: May. 1, 2018 - May. 31, 2018 Country : UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Embassy/Post : DUBAI No. Name / Form ID Registration Date Type of Application 47 CADIENA, CYNTHIA OYALES Apr. 22, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400004197 48 CALAGOS, MA. CRISTINA SALIENTES Oct. 10, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130181471 49 CALATARO, HAZEL YANSON Aug. 14, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010500014097 50 CARONAN, ISABELITA VIRAY Jul. 31, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130145267 51 CARREON, MYRA ROXAS Jul. 12, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130134124 52 CASTILLO, JADE CAMA Jun. 21, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130008844 53 CASTRO, DENNIS ESPINO May. 2, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130083458 54 CASTRO, IMELDA CATALAN Jun. 4, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400007390 55 CATOTO, MICHELLE VILLAR Oct. 29, 2012 CORRECTION OF ENTRIES 7849320130021992 56 CAYABYAB, JOWIE SALONGA May. 16, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010600002753 57 CAYONGCAT, MYLENE MANINGAS Sep. 29, 2003 REACTIVATION 7840100500000980 58 CERBO, ALFONSA SIONOSA Sep. 25, 2003 REACTIVATION 7840100800000197 59 CORCUERA, DARREN GALLARDO Jun. 26, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130009328 60 CORTEZ, MAYDA GRINDULO Apr. 30, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400005122 61 COTE, ANGELICA ALEJO Aug. 22, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130189349 62 CRUZ, ETHEL ADEVA Jul. 27, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010200009884 63 CRUZ, FILIPINA MERCADO Apr. 1, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400003046 64 CUA, RONILYN CARO Aug. 18, 2009 REACTIVATION 7849320100005176 65 CUBILLA, ERWIN BRIANDO May. 19, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400006416 66 CUNANAN, LOUIE MAN CURTIS Jan. 26, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010100002633 67 DAPULA, ANNA LIZA GLINOGA Aug. 1, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130107577 68 DARACAY, MYLENE BALTAZAR Jun. 22, 2009 REACTIVATION 7849320100000728 69 DAVID, JOANNA LEONOR GALIAS Oct. 23, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130021850 NOTICE: All authorized recipients of any personal data, personal information, privileged information and sensitive personal information contained in this document, including other pertinent documents attached thereto that are shared by the Commission on Elections in compliance with the existing laws and rules, and in conformity with the Data Privacy Act of 2012 ( R.A. No. 10173 ) and its implementing Rules and Regulations, as well as the pertinent Circulars of the National Privacy Commission, are similarly bound to comply with the said laws, rules and regulations, relating to data privacy, security, confidentiality, protection and accountability. Date Printed: 31-May-18 03:41:21.537 PM Page 3 of 10 6bd52b14f580eeb813515be7d2e1b4bf Republic of the Philippines COMMISSION ON ELECTIONS OFFICE FOR OVERSEAS VOTING LIST OF APPLICANTS Period Covered: May. 1, 2018 - May. 31, 2018 Country : UNITED ARAB EMIRATES Embassy/Post : DUBAI No. Name / Form ID Registration Date Type of Application 70 DE CASTRO, AGNES EUSEBIO Jun. 6, 2006 REACTIVATION 7840110400007889 71 DELA CALZADA, RENATO ABELO Nov. 16, 2003 REACTIVATION 7840101000000568 72 DELA CRUZ, EDMAR BALIGALA Jun. 19, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130099591 73 DELA CRUZ, ELLA RICA AMISTAD Oct. 1, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130179996 74 DELOS REYES, BELINDA GARCIA Mar. 24, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400002446 75 DE TORRES, JOEPET FABUL Apr. 6, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400003239 76 DIMAPAWI, RODERICK DELOS SANTOS Aug. 14, 2012 REACTIVATION 6080020130184883 77 DIRAIN, CHRISTIAN SABALILAS Apr. 21, 2009 REACTIVATION 6080020100010970 78 DISCANZO, NOEL PAGYO Aug. 13, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110300013580 79 DIZON, DINDO MALLARI Aug. 23, 2009 REACTIVATION 6080020100042292 80 DUMLAO, ANILOU DE GUZMAN May. 27, 2015 CORRECTION OF ENTRIES 7849320140046336 81 DUQUE, LILIAN CAMANGEG Sep. 29, 2003 REACTIVATION 784100700002715 82 DURIA, MARITES MACAPAGAL Jun. 27, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010200008016 83 ECHAVEZ, ANN MARIE BAYONETO Oct. 22, 2015 CORRECTION OF ENTRIES 7849320140071422 84 ECLE, MARGIE NAVAREZ Apr. 19, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400003967 85 EDUARDO, GILBERT ANTONIO Jan. 17, 2006 REACTIVATION 6080010300002276 86 ENRILE, DENNIS CASTRO Jun. 18, 2009 REACTIVATION 7849320100000475 87 ESCUADRO, REYNALINE RELUCIO Apr. 1, 2009 REACTIVATION 7840110400003119 88 ESMAEL, MERIAM BAHASUAN May. 22, 2012 REACTIVATION 7849320130005745 89 ESPINOSA, HUSSEIN FRANCISCO
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