Requirements
- Valid Government ID— With current address or original and photocopy
- Proof of Residence— Utility bill, lease contract, or land title
- Cedula— Optional but may be required in some barangays
Step-by-Step Process
1
Visit Your Barangay Hall
Go to your barangay hall during office hours with all required documents.
2
Request the Certificate
Tell the barangay clerk you need a Certificate of Residency and your purpose.
3
Fill Out Application Form
Complete the application form with your personal details and address.
4
Submit Documents for Verification
Present your ID and proof of residence for verification.
5
Pay the Processing Fee
Pay the fee (typically ₱20-₱50) and keep your receipt.
6
Claim Your Certificate
Wait for processing (usually same day) and receive your signed certificate.
Tips
- Bring a recent utility bill (electric, water) as proof of residence
- If renting, bring a copy of your lease/rental agreement
- New residents may need a barangay official to vouch for them
Important Note
Some institutions may require the certificate to state the specific duration of residency. Inform the barangay clerk of your purpose so they can include the appropriate details.
Sample Certificate of Residency
Actual format may vary per barangay
Common Uses
- School enrollment
- Bank account opening
- Government transactions
- Voter registration
- Senior citizen ID application
- PWD ID application
- PhilHealth enrollment
- Employment requirements