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  2. Begin by filling in your personal details. Enter your name as it appears on your Philippine birth certificate, including last name, first name, and middle name.
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  4. Complete your date and place of birth fields accurately. Ensure that you write out the month in full.
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  7. Detail how you initially acquired Philippine citizenship and list any current foreign citizenships you hold.
  8. Attach all required supporting documents as specified in sections 14 and 15 of the form.
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IMMIGRANT CERTIFICATE OF RESIDENCE (ICR) An alien who has his lawful and permanent residence in the Philippines and an alien who may hereafter be lawfully admitted in the Philippines for permanent residence is required to secure an Immigrant Certificate of Residence (ICR)
A. Go to any registration center and bring your supporting documents. National ID Registration Centers can be found at the following sites: Fixed Registration Centers at PSA Regional and Provincial Offices. Mall-based Registration Centers.
ACR I-CARD Issuance​ Who can apply? All foreign nationals who are visa holders of Temporary Visitors Visa or Tourist Visa who have stayed for more than fifty-nine (59) days in the Philippines. Where to apply? What to bring? How to apply? How much does it cost?
ACR I-CARD Certification ITEM DESCRIPTIONAMOUNT Certificate Fee PHP 500.00 Legal Research Fee (LRF) for each immigration fee except Head Tax and Fines PHP 10.00 Express Fee PHP 500.00 Total PHP 1,010.00
Submit original Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) Submit original Immigrant Certificate of Residence (ICR) or Certificate of Residence of Temporary Visitors (CRTV)
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You may mail or personally deliver the filled-out form and its attachments to the Insurance Commissions Main Office and District Offices, or email it to publicassistance@insurance.gov.ph . Please note that a copy of this form and its attachments may be forwarded to the company / party you are complaining against.
Philippine Passport A Philippine Passport is one of the most recognized and most powerful IDs in the country. More than just a ticket to international travel, it is also used as a valid identification for various transactions such as job applications, bank, and other government transactions.

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