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FAQ on Civil Registration
The NSO is mandated by law to keep and preserve the birth, marriage and death certificates of a Filipino citizen. These certificates are the bases for establishing the legal status of each and every Filipino. These pages are intended to give the public a general picture of the Civil Registration procedures in the Philippines.
What you Need to know about:
(Applying for correction of entries in your Birth Certificate and Marriage Contract)
(An Act Allowing Illegitimate Children to Use the Surname of their Father, Amending for the Purpose, Article 176 of Executive Order No. 209, Otherwise Known as the "Family Code of the Philippines)
In NSO-XI Davao you can acquire your Birth, Marriage, Cenomar (Certificate of No Marriage) and Death Certificate in SECPA (Security Paper)
in 5 steps...
Fee's Collected by NSO by Transaction Type: |
Type of Transaction |
Specific Fees |
Documentary Stamp |
Total Fee |
Birth Certificate / Authentication |
Php 125.00 |
Php 15.00 |
Php 140.00 |
Marriage Certifticate |
Php 125.00 |
Php 15.00 |
Php 140.00 |
CERNOMAR |
Php 185.00 |
Php 15.00 |
Php 195.00 |
Death Certificate |
Php 125.00 |
Php 15.00 |
Php 140.00 |
NSO Partner's
Local Goverment Unit(LGU)
Batch Request Entry System(BREQS)
What is BREQS?
The BREQS is a scheme where NSO authorizes a partner to receive request for NSO-issued copies and certifications of civil registry documents from the public and issue the documents to its clientele. The actual processing of the request is done by the Serbilis Outlet (also known as the BREQS user). Under the scheme, NSO shall be providing the BREQS User the software, from the templates, updates and procedures necessary in servicing its clientele. The software will enable BREQS user to do off-line encoding of the application details. |
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