Requirements
- Valid Government ID— Original and photocopy
- Cedula (Community Tax Certificate)— Current year
- 1x1 or 2x2 Photo— Recent, white background
- Proof of Residency— If new resident in the barangay
Step-by-Step Process
1
Go to Your Barangay Hall
Visit during office hours (typically 8 AM - 5 PM, Monday to Friday). Bring all required documents.
2
Fill Out the Application Form
Get the barangay clearance application form from the clerk and fill it out completely.
3
Submit Documents
Present your valid ID, cedula, and photo to the barangay staff for verification.
4
Pay the Fee
Pay the processing fee (₱20 - ₱100 depending on the barangay). Keep your receipt.
5
Wait for Processing
Processing is usually same-day. Some barangays may ask you to wait 15-30 minutes.
6
Claim Your Clearance
Receive your barangay clearance signed by the barangay captain or authorized official.
Tips
- Visit early in the morning (8-9 AM) to avoid long queues
- Wear a presentable attire — your photo may be taken on the spot
- Bring extra photocopies of your ID in case needed
- If you're a new resident, bring proof of address (utility bill, lease contract)
- Some barangays accept digital payments — ask before your visit
Important Note
Requirements and fees may vary slightly between barangays. This guide provides general information. Contact your specific barangay for exact requirements.
Common Uses
- Employment requirements
- NBI Clearance application
- Passport application
- Police clearance
- Bank account opening
- School enrollment
- Government transactions
- Travel requirements
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