Guide on PSA Birth Certificate Requirements for those Who Want To Request Document
PSA BIRTH CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS – Here are the information you must prepare in requesting for your birth certificate from the Philippine Statistics Authority.
In the Philippines, the current central statistical authority is the Philippine Statistics Authority or more popularly called the PSA. It has a branch in almost all cities and municipalities in the country to make it easier for the Filipinos to register their children.
Nowadays, most transactions require a PSA copy of the applicant or claimant’s birth certificate. Among the transactions that include a PSA birth certificate is in applying for a Philippine passport.
The request for the PSA copy of your birth certificate starts with making an online appointment. There are also some information that you need to prepare and you can check on these information below.
In requesting for your child’s first issuance of birth certificate from the Philippine Statistics Authority, most of the requirements for PSA Birth Certificate are information such as the following:
- complete name of the child (first, middle, last)
- complete name of the father
- complete maiden name of the mother
- Date of birth (month, day, year)
- Place of birth (city/municipality, province)
- whether or not registered late. (If registered late, please state the year when it was registered.)
- complete name and address of the requesting party
- relationship to the child
- number of copies needed
- purpose of the certification
For the requests of PSA copies of their birth certificates although they already have a copy of the document from the National Statistics Office (NSO), here are the PSA Birth Certificate requirements:
- online appointment to Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA)
- at least one (1) valid ID
- Information needed:
- complete and registered name
- birth date and birthplace
- complete names of your parents
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