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09/01/2025

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NAGSALITA NA ANG MGA FILAMS SA US
“Position Statement on Legal Violations by Erwin T. Tulfo: Grounds for Prosecution and Disqualification from Public Office
Falsification of Public Documents (Article 172 of the Revised Penal Code):
Erwin T. Tulfo provided false information to obtain a U.S. birth certificate and used it to secure a U.S. passport. This constitutes falsification of public documents as he knowingly made untruthful statements regarding his identity and birth details.
Perjury (Article 183 of the Revised Penal Code):
Submitting sworn statements with false information about his identity and birthplace constitutes perjury. Tulfo's admission in a voluntary statement dated June 27, 2022, further strengthens the case.
Identity Fraud:
The misrepresentation of his identity as "Erich Sylvester Tulfo" and the subsequent use of falsified documents constitute identity fraud, a violation of both Philippine and international laws.
Violation of Immigration Laws (Republic Act No. 562 or the Philippine Passport Act):
Fraudulent acquisition of a foreign passport undermines the integrity of lawful documentation and travel processes, potentially making Tulfo liable under Philippine laws regulating false documentation and citizenship claims.
U.S. Violations
The fraudulent procurement of a U.S. birth certificate and U.S. passport opens Tulfo to multiple legal actions under U.S. federal laws, including:
Passport Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 1542):
Tulfo violated U.S. federal law by willfully making false statements on passport applications. Each act of fraudulently applying for or renewing a passport constitutes a separate felony punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment.
False Statement (18 U.S.C. § 1001):
Providing false information about his identity, place of birth, and citizenship on official documents submitted to the U.S. government constitutes a felony, punishable by up to 5 years imprisonment per offense.
Identity Theft (18 U.S.C. § 1028):
The misrepresentation of identity in obtaining U.S. government documents such as passports may fall under aggravated identity theft, punishable by a mandatory minimum of 2 years imprisonment.
Fraud in Immigration Applications (18 U.S.C. § 1425):
By falsely claiming U.S. citizenship to obtain a passport, Tulfo could be prosecuted for fraud in immigration-related matters. Conviction under this statute could result in revocation of any lawful U.S. immigration status, if applicable.
Conspiracy to Commit Fraud (18 U.S.C. § 371):
If it is determined that Tulfo worked with others to falsify documents or submit fraudulent applications, the U.S. DOJ may pursue conspiracy charges.
Unlawful Procurement of Citizenship (18 U.S.C. § 1426):
If Tulfo used fraudulent means to claim U.S. citizenship, he could be prosecuted under laws prohibiting the unlawful procurement or use of citizenship documents.
Misuse of Passport (18 U.S.C. § 1544):
Using a U.S. passport that was fraudulently obtained for travel or identification purposes is a separate criminal offense under U.S. federal law, punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment.
Grounds for Disqualification from Running for Senator
Lack of Integrity and Moral Fitness:
The falsification of identity and misuse of official documents demonstrate dishonesty and a lack of moral integrity, disqualifying Tulfo from holding public office.
Violation of the Omnibus Election Code (Section 68):
The acts of dishonesty, fraud, and moral turpitude committed by Tulfo fall under the grounds for disqualification from holding public office in the Philippines.
Legal Ineligibility:
Conviction for falsification, perjury, or other crimes involving moral turpitude renders Tulfo ineligible to hold public office under Philippine law.
Breach of Public Trust:
Tulfo's fraudulent actions undermine public trust, which is essential for any public servant.
U.S. Government Action
The U.S. Department of Justice is encouraged to pursue criminal cases against Tulfo based on the fraudulent activities committed within U.S. jurisdiction. His admission of guilt and the documentary evidence provided by the U.S. Embassy establish strong grounds for prosecution.
Given the documented fraudulent activities and violations of both Philippine and U.S. laws, Erwin T. Tulfo should face criminal prosecution and be disqualified from running for Senator. His actions demonstrate a clear lack of integrity and respect for legal processes, making him unfit to hold public office. Allowing him to evade accountability would set a dangerous precedent, undermining the rule of law and public trust in the legal and electoral systems. Both Philippine and U.S. authorities are urged to take swift and decisive action to ensure justice. #”
Atty. Arnedo S. Valera
US Pinoys for Real Change in the Philippines
January 7, 2025
Washington DC/ New York