* The National Statistics Office (NSO) is now called The Philippine Statistics Office (PSA) under RA 10625. In virtue of that change, NSO certificates are now officially called PSA certificates. They still remain the same certificates with the name as the only noticeable change.
Mommy Helpline Infographics
Q: WHAT ARE THE STEPS IN REGISTERING MY CHILD’S BIRTH CERTIFICATE?
Q: WHAT ARE THE SPECIAL CASES FOR THE PLACE OF REGISTRATION OF BIRTH?
Q: IN THE ABSENCE OF PARENTS, WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE IN REPORTING A CHILD’S BIRTH?
Q: I’M A SINGLE MOM, HOW CAN I FILE MY CHILD’S BIRTH PROPERLY?
Q: CAN AN ILLEGITIMATE CHILD USE HIS/HER FATHER’S SURNAME?
Q: IF THE PARENTS ARE ABROAD, HOW CAN THEY APPLY FOR THEIR CHILD’S PASSPORT IN THE PHILIPPINES?
Q: ARE THERE EXEMPTIONS IN GETTING A PASSPORT APPOINTMENT?
Q: HOW CAN I CORRECT THE MISSPELLED NAME IN MY BIRTH CERTIFICATE?
Q: WHAT ARE THE STEPS IN APPLYING FOR A PASSPORT?
Q: MY HUSBAND WOULD LIKE TO ADD OUR YOUNGEST CHILD AS DEPENDENT IN SSS, HOW CAN HE UPDATE HIS MEMBERSHIP?
Q: I FAILED TO REGISTER MY SON’S BIRTH WHO IS NOW 7 YEARS OLD, HOW CAN I REGISTER HIM?
Q: WE GOT MARRIED RECENTLY, CAN MY 2 YEAR OLD SON USE HIS FATHER’S SURNAME?
