PSA Introduction

PSA (Philippine Statistics Authority) is the government agency responsible for issuing authenticated civil registry documents in the Philippines.

What is PSA?

  • PSA stands for Philippine Statistics Authority
  • PSA issues certified true copies of civil registry documents
  • PSA documents are security paper (SECPA) authenticated copies
  • PSA documents are accepted by government agencies and embassies worldwide
  • PSA maintains the national database of civil registry records
  • PSA documents include Birth, Marriage, Death Certificates, and CENOMAR

PSA Documents Overview

Birth Certificate

Official record of birth registration needed for school enrollment, passport application, and employment.

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Marriage Certificate

Proof of marriage required for spousal benefits, visa applications, and legal transactions.

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Death Certificate

Required for claiming benefits, estate settlement, and canceling legal documents of the deceased.

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CENOMAR

Certificate of No Marriage Record needed for marriage applications and employment abroad.

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Special Services

How to Get PSA Documents

Example: Getting a Birth Certificate

Quick Start Guide - Birth Certificate

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Option 1: PSA Serbilis Outlets

  • Visit any PSA Serbilis outlet nationwide
  • Bring valid ID
  • Fill out application form
  • Pay the fee (₱155 per copy)
  • Claim within 30 minutes to 3 days
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Option 2: Online via PSA Helpline

  • Visit PSAHelpline.ph
  • Register and create account
  • Fill out online form
  • Pay via credit card, GCash, or bank deposit
  • Receive via courier (3-5 business days)
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Option 3: Email Request

  • Email civilregistryrequests@psa.gov.ph
  • Attach valid ID and payment proof
  • Wait for confirmation
  • Receive via registered mail
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Important Reminders

  • PSA documents are printed on security paper (SECPA) with watermarks
  • Standard processing fee is ₱155 per copy (as of 2026)
  • Records are available if registered with the civil registry
  • Allow 1-3 months for newly registered documents to appear in PSA database
  • Bring valid ID when claiming documents
  • For corrections, contact the local civil registry office first

PSA Contact Information

PSA Helpline

Website: PSAHelpline.ph

Email: info@psahelpline.ph

Customer Service

Hotline: 1388

Email: info@psa.gov.ph

Disclaimer

This guide is provided for general informational purposes only. The requirements, steps, fees, and procedures mentioned here may vary depending on the PSA office you visit. We recommend visiting your nearest PSA office first to confirm the specific requirements and process before preparing your documents.