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Department of Labor and Employment-REQUIREMENT FOR REGISTRATION
Department of Labor and Employment-REQUIREMENT FOR REGISTRATION
Registering with DOLE is essential for every establishment to avoid labor cases filed against
your company. We help our clients achieve a seamless business registration process by providing
end-to-end assistance in complying with appropriate government agencies in the Philippines.
General Requirements
Before going to a DTI regional office or other government agencies, you must prepare the
following documentary requirements needed for the registration:
1. Application form
2. SEC Certificate (for Corporations) or DTI Registration.
3. Business Permit from the City where the main office is located.
4. Tax Identification Number (TIN) of the company
5. Fire Inspection of the establishment
1. General Provisions (1021). Employers defined in Rule 1002 must register their business
with the Regional Labor Office or authorized representative having jurisdiction thereof to
form part of a databank of all covered establishments.
2. Registrable Unit (1022). Every establishment regardless of the size of economic activity
must be registered.
3. Period of Registration (1023).
o Existing establishments must register within 60 days after the effectiveness of the
mentioned standards.
o New establishments, on the contrary, must register 30 days before the start of
operations.
4. Registration (1024). These are the following steps to follow on registering your business
in DOLE:
o Accomplish three copies of DOLE-BWC-IP-3 form
o Include the following prerequisites together with the form
Layout plan of the place of work floor by floor
On a scale of 1:100 meters white or blueprint showing all the physical
features of the workplace containing the storage, exits, aisles, machinery,
clinic, emergency devices, and location.
SEC Certificate or DTI Registration