REQUIREMENTS:
Filling/Claiming Authentication applications via Authorized
Representative:
Acceptable ID:
| TYPE OF DOCUMENT (To be checked by Department Personnel only) | |
|---|---|
| 1. NBI Clearance/Sundry | Original document issued by National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) with dry seal
Note: Personal copy is not valid. |
| 2. Birth/Marriage/Death Certificate, CENOMAR | Original document issued by Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)/National Statistics Office
(NSO). For newly registered records, Local Civil Registrar (LCR) copy should be certified by PSA. |
| 3. School Documents | Certified True Copies from the school and Certification, Authentication, and Verification (CAV) from relevant authorities. |
| 4. PRC Documents | Certified True Copies from the Professional Regulations Commission (PRC). |
| 5. Medical Certificates | For employment: DOH stamp per document. For other purposes: Certification issued by DOH with attached Medical Certificate. |
| 6. Civil Aviation Authority (CAAP) issued document/s | Certified by CAAPe. |
| 7. Driver's License | Certification from Land Transportation Office (LTO Main Branch only) |
| 8. Certificate of Employment/Invitation Letter/Trainings/ Seminars/ Baptismal Certificates and any other documents issued by a private entity | Notarized Affidavit stating necessary factual circumstances and indicating certificate/s as
attachment/s Certificate of Authority for a Notarial Act (CANA) signed by the Executive Judge/Vice-Executive Judge/any office authorized signatories (issued by the Regional Trial Court) Note: Copy of Notional Commission is not the same as Certificate of Authority for a Notarial Act |
| 9. Special Power of Attorney/Memorandum of Agreement/ Memorandum of Understanding/Any other form of Contract/ Affidavit of Consent or Advice/Joint affidavit/Other Affidavits | Certificate of Authority for a Notarial Act (CANA) signed by the Executive Judge/Vice-Executive Judge/any office authorized signatories (issued by the Regional Trial Court) |
| 10. Court Document/s (Decision, Resolution/Order)e | Certified True Copies from the Court |
| 11. Immigration Records | Certified by Bureau of Immigration (BI) |
| 12. DSWD Clearance | Original document issued by Department of Social Welfare and Development |
| 13. Police Clearance/Sundry | Original document issued by Philippine National Police (PNP) |
| 14. Business Registration and Other Documents issued by a Government Agency (e.g. SEC, DTI, BIR, SSS, Municipal Business Permit & Licensing Office, etc.) | Certified true copy from the issuing office |
| 15.Barangay Clearance/Certificate | Mayor's certification/clearance which has a jurisdiction over the Barangay |
| 16. Export Document/se | Certified by Philippine Chamber of Commerce (PCCI), Department of Health (DOH), Department of Agriculture (DA) or by the Bureau of Food and Drugs (BFAD), depending on the nature of the document. |
Authentication requirements may be subject to change. Additional supporting documents may be required.
| *** Important advisory | Authentication Concerns? |
|---|---|
| Authentication Services are also offered at various DFA Offices, including NCR-West, NCR-East, NCR-South, Pampanga, Davao, Cebu, etc. | Call: (632) 834-4000 (Local 2106/2266) Email: oca.authentication@dfa.gov.ph |
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1. What is the Philippines Certificate of Attestation, and Why is It Required?
If you want to verify whether papers are legitimate, there is a proper way to do so, made possible by the attestation of Philippine certificates. If you have educational, personal, or business certificates that you need to send abroad for a job, academic, migration, business, or family visa, you will need attestation. This ensures your document is legitimate and recognised in the country where you intend to use it.
2. What Are The Basic Requirements for the Philippine Certificate of Attestation?
The requirements for Philippines certificate attestation depend on the type of certificate, the original certificate, a clean copy of the applicant's passport, an authorisation letter (if required), and supporting documents. To avoid rejection, all documents must be clear, complete, and undamaged.
3. Which Authorities are Involved in the Attestation Process?
The process usually starts with the State Home Department or HRD approving the document, followed by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) approving it. Since the Philippines is not part of the Apostille Convention for all document types, embassy attestation may also be required.
4. How Long Does it Take to Get a Philippine Certificate Attested?
The time for the procedure varies depending on the kind of document, as well as the issuing authority. The requirements for Philippines certificate attestation procedure take an average of 7 to 15 business days. To complete the attestation procedure quickly, you can utilise the services of an expert attestation firm.
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