A Senate bill that seeks for the permanent validity for birth, death, and marriage certificates lapsed into law on July 28, pursuant to the Article VI, Section 27(1) of the Philippine Constitution. The said bill provides for the permanent validity of birth, death and marriage certificates issued, signed, certified or authenticated by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) and its predecessor, the National Statistics Office, regardless of the date of issuance. Revilla, the bill has come into legislation to address the issue on some private entities and government agencies only accepting copies of PSA birth certificate obtained within the past six-months, creating the impression of a six-month validity. This service covers key documents such as birth, marriage, and death certificates, along with the Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) and the Certificate of No Death (CENODEATH). Fees are set at Php130 each for birth, marriage, and death certificates, while both the CENOMAR and CENODEATH cost Php185. Read more in our articles including "Bill seeking permanent validity of birth, death, marriage certificates lapses into law" and "PSA introduces online access for birth, marriage, and death certificates".
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May 13, 2026A Senate bill that seeks for the permanent validity for birth, death, and marriage certificates lapsed into law on July 28, pursuant to the Article VI, Section 27(1) of the Philippine Constitution. The said bill provides for the permanent validity of birth, death and marriage certificates issued, signed, certified or authenticated by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) and its predecessor, the National Statistics Office, regardless of the date of issuance.
Revilla, the bill has come into legislation to address the issue on some private entities and government agencies only accepting copies of PSA birth certificate obtained within the past six-months, creating the impression of a six-month validity. This service covers key documents such as birth, marriage, and death certificates, along with the Certificate of No Marriage (CENOMAR) and the Certificate of No Death (CENODEATH). Fees are set at Php130 each for birth, marriage, and death certificates, while both the CENOMAR and CENODEATH cost Php185.
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