Professional Documents
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Client submits liquidation report and letter to CDA Receiving Officer (Document Controller / 5 minutes
1.1
Admin Aide / Clerk)
1.2 Receiving Officer forwards documents to Division Chief for instructions 5 minutes
1.3 Division Chief forwards to concerned staff who will do the evaluation 5 minutes
2.1 CDS II and/or Senior CDS evaluates submitted liquidation report 1 day
2.2 CDS II, Senior CDS, Supervising CDS and Division Chief prepares Disbursement Form 5 minutes
Document Controller forwards liquidation report with Disbursement Form to Finance to be 5 minutes
2.3
recorded in the logbook
1 day and 25
Total Processing Time:
minutes
Receiving Officer forwards documents 5 CDS II, Supervising CDS and Division 5
1.2 2.6
to Division Chief for instructions minutes Chief finalizes the letter minutes
CDS, Sup. CDS and Division Chief Document Controller forwards letter to
30 5
2.3 prepares endorsement letter reply to 2.9 the Records Section for transmittal
minutes minutes
GFI for possible funding
Process Process
Step Particulars ing Step Particulars ing
Time Time
1 day 45
Director / Administrator approves and 8 CDS II / CDS I issues the COC
4 and 4 minutes
signs COC if in order
hours
Total Processing Time is 3 days, 2 hours and 59 minutes / Total Processing Fee is P 100.00
After encoding the Cooperative Annual Progress Report (CAPR) and other required reports
through the CDA Online System, the Client submits the acknowledgment receive from the system
1 30 minutes
and hard copy of the Audited Financial Statement and List of Officers and Trainings Attended to
the CDA through the Receiving Clerk Receiving clerk (RO)/CDS I (HO)
CDS II / CDS I checks completeness and accuracy of the submitted reports through the system
2 and, if complete and accurate, issues Claim Stub to client indicating date of release of Certificate 1 hour
of Compliance (COC). Otherwise, CDA returns documents to clients
Senior CDS (RO) / Chief CDS (HO) reviews the recommendation of the CDS II (RO ) / Senior 3 hours and
4
CDS (HO) 30 minutes
CDS II / Senior CDS prints the COC if documents are found to be in order. Otherwise, Client will
5 30 minutes
receive notice of deficiency thru mail or email
6 The Regional Director (RO) / Administrator (HO) approves and signs the COC 5 days
8 Client pays COC fee of P 100.00 and receives the issued Official Receipt from Cashier 1 hour
9 Client signs and receives the COC issued by the CDS I / CDS II 1 hour
Client creates an account through the “Cooperative Systems”," E-CoopRIS" accessible via the
1.1 n/a
CDA website
2.1 The Senior CDS assigns a validator for a Client who has submitted online registration 1 day
The Regional Director (RO) / Chief CDS (HO) evaluates and approves application, or acts
accordingly
- If not viable for registration - CDS issues notice of denial thru email address within 5
working days.
3.2 - If deferred due to insufficient compliance to existing policies/guidelines, or findings in the 1 day
validation and/or evaluation process - CDS sends an email to client within 5 working
days
- Application is deleted automatically from the system of client does not comply with
findings within 30 working days
Client (1) prints the Articles of Cooperation, By-laws, Economic Survey & Treasurer’s Affidavit,
(2) have the documents signed as necessary by the Cooperators, Members, Officers, and (3)
4.1 1 day
have them notarized and submitted to CDA with essential documents in 3 original copies. Senior
CDS checks and/or evaluates the completeness and consistency of the documents
Client pays the registration fee* through online payment using the landbank biz portal or over the
5.1 n/a
counter at any CDA Office. If payment is done line, Client must notify CDA
Client receives the Certificate of Registration (COR) printed and issued by the Senior CDS /
5.3 2 hours
Chief CDS
*Applicable Fees
1. Registration Fee which is 1/10 of 1% of the Total Paid up Total Processing Time: 6 Days & 4 Hrs.
share capital but not less than five hundred (500) pesos.
2. Name Reservation Fee which is One hundred (100) pesos
3. Legal Research Fee which is 1% of Total Fees but not
lower than ten (10) pesos
6. Issuance of Certificate of Registration of Secondary/Tertiary
Service Provided by: Registration Division
Processing
Step Particulars
Time
Client creates an account through the “Cooperative Systems”," E-CoopRIS" accessible via the
1.1 n/a
CDA website
2.1 The Senior CDS assigns a validator for a Client who has submitted online registration 1 day
The Regional Director (RO) / Chief CDS (HO) evaluates and approves application, or acts
accordingly
- If not viable for registration - CDS issues notice of denial thru email address within 5
working days.
3.2 - If deferred due to insufficient compliance to existing policies/guidelines, or findings in the 1 day
validation and/or evaluation process - CDS sends an email to client within 5 working
days
- Application is deleted automatically from the system of client does not comply with
findings within 30 working days
Client (1) prints the Articles of Cooperation, By-laws, Economic Survey & Treasurer’s Affidavit,
(2) have the documents signed as necessary by the Cooperators, Members, Officers, and (3)
4.1 1 day
have them notarized and submitted to CDA with essential documents in 3 original copies. Senior
CDS checks and/or evaluates the completeness and consistency of the documents
Client pays the registration fee* through online payment using the landbank biz portal or over the
5.1 n/a
counter at any CDA Office. If payment is done line, Client must notify CDA
Client receives the Certificate of Registration (COR) printed and issued by the Senior CDS /
5.3 2 hours
Chief CDS
*Applicable Fees
1. Registration Fee which is 1/10 of 1% Total Paid up share Total Processing Time: 6 Days & 4 Hrs.
capital but not less than Php Two thousand (2,000) pesos
for Secondary Coops and Php Three thousand (3,000)
pesos for Tertiary Coops.
2. Name Reservation Fee which is One hundred (100) pesos
3. LRF: 1% of Total Fees but not lower than Php ten (10)
pesos
7. Process on the Conduct of Capacity Building for Micro Cooperatives
Service Provided by: Cooperative Research, Information and Training Division (HO)/Section(RO)
Process Process
Step Particulars ing Step Particulars ing
Time Time
Senior CDS / CDS submits the CDS II, Senior CDS and Field
10 3-5 min
2.1 schedule to the Regional Director for 5.1 Personnel print certificate of
minutes per cert.
consideration attendance / participation
1 day, 5 hours, 50
Total Processing Time:
minutes
1.4 Cashier reviews and signs the voucher and forward the same to Finance 20 minutes
Supervising Admin. Officer reviews and signs the voucher and forwards the same to the
2.1 30 minutes
Administrator
3.1 Administrator signs the voucher and returns the same to Cahsier for sorting 1 day
4.1 Cashier sorts document and submits to LBP (processing time is within 15:00) 10 minutes
2.1 Client pays corresponding fee* to Cashier, who then issues Official Receipt (OR) 5 minutes
4.1 Records Officer of Head Office forwards received application to CRITD 10 minutes
Chief CDS, Director of IDD and Administrator recommend application to the Board for
4.3 30 minutes
consideration
4.4 Board Secretary includes the application in the Board Meeting Agenda 30 minutes
6.1 CDS and CRITD personnel prints the certificates and have the same signed by the Chairperson 2 hours
6.2 Records Officer forwards signed certificate to the CDA Regional Office 10 minutes
7.1 Client takes oath and signs pledge of commitment before the Regional Director 10 minutes
7.2 Director and Senior CDS releases Certificate of Accreditation to Client 15 minutes
8 Receives the Certificate of Accreditation after CDS II logs and records the release of the same 15 minutes
2.1 Client pays corresponding fee* to Cashier, who then issues Official Receipt (OR) 5 minutes
4.1 Records Officer of Head Office forwards received application to CRITD 10 minutes
Chief CDS, Director of IDD and Administrator recommend application to the Board for
4.3 30 minutes
consideration
4.4 Board Secretary includes the application in the Board Meeting Agenda 30 minutes
6.1 CDS and CRITD personnel prints the certificates and have the same signed by the Chairperson 1 hour
6.2 Records Officer forwards signed certificate to the CDA Regional Office 10 minutes
7.1 Client takes oath and signs pledge of commitment before the Regional Director 10 minutes
7.2 Director and Senior CDS releases Certificate of Accreditation to Client 15 minutes
8 Receives the Certificate of Accreditation after CDS II logs and records the release of the same 15 minutes
*Applicable Fees :
3. Initial = P 1,500
4. Renewal = P 2,500
**For denied or deferred applications, the same will be returned to CRITD for appropriate action
11. Processing of Application for Recognition of Cooperative Mediator-Conciliator
Service Provided by: Cooperative Research, Information and Training Division (HO)/Section(RO)
Processing
Step Particulars
Time
2 Client pays corresponding fee* to Cashier, who then issues Official Receipt (OR) 5 minutes
4.1 Records Officer of Head Office forwards received application to CRITD 10 minutes
Chief CDS, Director of IDD and Administrator recommend application to the Board for
4.3 30 minutes
consideration
4.4 Board Secretary includes the application in the Board Meeting Agenda 30 minutes
6.1 CDS and CRITD personnel prints the certificates and have the same signed by the Chairperson 1 hour
6.2 Records Officer forwards signed certificate to the CDA Regional Office 10 minutes
8 Receives the Certificate of Accreditation after CDS II logs and records the release of the same 15 minutes
1 day, 6 hours, 10
*Applicable Fees : Recognition Fee Total Processing Time:
minutes
1. Initial = P 1,000.00
2. Renewal = P 500.00
**For denied or deferred applications, the same will be returned to CRITD for appropriate action
12. Processing of Claims/Disbursements – for Transactions that Require Complex Processing
Budget Aide receives the documents and logs before attaching Obligation Request Status (ORS)
2.1 10 minutes
and assigning control number
Budget Officer II evaluates the validity of the claims’ documents, verifies availability of allotment
2.2 and checks if authorized in the approved Work and Financial Plan (WFP) - if not it should be 30 minutes
approved by the BOA
Budget Officer II initials the ORS if there is available balance of allotment to cover the obligations
2.3 10 minutes
and is authorized
2.4 Budget Aide Records the transaction in the Registry (RAOPS, RAOMO or RAOCO) by P/A/P)* 30 minutes
Budget Officer III evaluates the validity of the claims documents and certifies that allotment is
3 40 minutes
available by signing Box B of the ORS and obligated for the purpose requested therein
Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant assigns DV No, and records in the logbook the DV No. date,
4.1 15 minutes
payee, particular and amount with corrections, and finalizes the letter
4.2 Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant reviews DV for completeness and propriety of documents 3 days
Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant checks Index of Payment (IP) from the file and determine whether
4.3 there was a prior payment of the same claim. If claim was already paid, returns the DV and 30 minutes
documents to the Receiving/Releasing Clerk to be returned to the claimant
Bookkeeper/Administrative Assistant records the following in the IP: name and address of
4.4 30 minutes
creditor, DV date and number, particulars and amount if the claim is not yet paid
Accounting Clerk/ Admin Assistant prepares Certificate of Withholding Tax if there is withholding
4.5 45 minutes
tax
Accountant II (1) review the processed documents and initials on Box C of DV and prepares JEV
5.1 in three copies, (2) records the JEV in the CKDJ, and (3) prepares subsidiary ledgers. Forward 2 days
copies to the Accountant III
Accountant III / Sup. Admin. Officer /Chief Finance Division review DV and documents and
6.1 7 hours
correctness of entries on the JEV and the Certificate of Withholding Tax, and Signs DV and JEV
6.2 Accountant III / Sup. Admin. Officer verify if cash is available, and endorse to Cash 1 hour
7.1 Document Controller/ Admin Aide/Clerk forwards DV and documents to Cash 1 hour
RAOPS – Registry of Allotment and obligation – Personnel Services Total Processing Time:
RAOMO – Registry of Allotment and Obligation – Maintenance and other Expenses 6 days and 6 hours
RAOCO – Registry of Allotment and Obligation – Capital Outlay
CKDJ – Check Disbursement Journal
JEV – Journal Entry Voucher
13. Processing of Claims/Disbursements – for Transactions that Require Highly Technical Processing
Budget Aide receives the documents and logs before attaching Obligation Request Status (ORS)
2.1 10 minutes
and assigning control number
Budget Officer II evaluates the validity of the claims’ documents, verifies availability of allotment
2.2 and checks if authorized in the approved Work and Financial Plan (WFP) - if not it should be 1 hour
approved by the BOA
Budget Officer II initials the ORS if there is available balance of allotment to cover the obligations
2.3 20 minutes
and is authorized
2.4 Budget Aide Records the transaction in the Registry (RAOPS, RAOMO or RAOCO) by P/A/P)* 30 minutes
Budget Officer III evaluates the validity of the claims documents and certifies that allotment is
3 3 hours
available by signing Box B of the ORS and obligated for the purpose requested therein
Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant assigns DV No, and records in the logbook the DV No. date,
4.1 1 hour
payee, particular and amount with corrections, and finalizes the letter
4.2 Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant reviews DV for completeness and propriety of documents 7 days
Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant checks Index of Payment (IP) from the file and determine whether
4.3 there was a prior payment of the same claim. If claim was already paid, returns the DV and 1 hour
documents to the Receiving/Releasing Clerk to be returned to the claimant
Bookkeeper/Administrative Assistant records the following in the IP: name and address of
4.4 1 hour
creditor, DV date and number, particulars and amount if the claim is not yet paid
Accounting Clerk/ Admin Assistant prepares Certificate of Withholding Tax if there is withholding
4.5 1 hour
tax
Accountant II (1) review the processed documents and initials on Box C of DV and prepares JEV
5.1 in three copies, (2) records the JEV in the CKDJ, and (3) prepares subsidiary ledgers. Forward 4 days
copies to the Accountant III
Accountant III / Sup. Admin. Officer /Chief Finance Division review DV and documents and 2 days and 7
6.1
correctness of entries on the JEV and the Certificate of Withholding Tax, and Signs DV and JEV hours
6.2 Accountant III / Sup. Admin. Officer verify if cash is available, and endorse to Cash 1 hour
7.1 Document Controller/ Admin Aide/Clerk forwards DV and documents to Cash 2 hours
RAOPS – Registry of Allotment and obligation – Personnel Services Total Processing Time:
RAOMO – Registry of Allotment and Obligation – Maintenance and other Expenses 15 days and 5 hours
RAOCO – Registry of Allotment and Obligation – Capital Outlay
CKDJ – Check Disbursement Journal
JEV – Journal Entry Voucher
14. Processing of Claims/Disbursements – for Transactions that Require Simple Processing
Budget Aide receives the documents and logs before attaching Obligation Request Status (ORS)
2.1 10 minutes
and assigning control number
Budget Officer II evaluates the validity of the claims’ documents, verifies availability of allotment
2.2 and checks if authorized in the approved Work and Financial Plan (WFP) - if not it should be 30 hour
approved by the BOA
Budget Officer II initials the ORS if there is available balance of allotment to cover the obligations
2.3 10 minutes
and is authorized
2.4 Budget Aide Records the transaction in the Registry (RAOPS, RAOMO or RAOCO) by P/A/P)* 30 minutes
Budget Officer III evaluates the validity of the claims documents and certifies that allotment is
3 40 minutes
available by signing Box B of the ORS and obligated for the purpose requested therein
Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant assigns DV No, and records in the logbook the DV No. date,
4.1 15 minutes
payee, particular and amount with corrections, and finalizes the letter
4.2 Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant reviews DV for completeness and propriety of documents 1 day
Bookkeeper/Admin. Assistant checks Index of Payment (IP) from the file and determine whether
4.3 there was a prior payment of the same claim. If claim was already paid, returns the DV and 30 minutes
documents to the Receiving/Releasing Clerk to be returned to the claimant
Bookkeeper/Administrative Assistant records the following in the IP: name and address of
4.4 30 minutes
creditor, DV date and number, particulars and amount if the claim is not yet paid
Accounting Clerk/ Admin Assistant prepares Certificate of Withholding Tax if there is withholding
4.5 45 minutes
tax
Accountant II (1) review the processed documents and initials on Box C of DV and prepares JEV
5.1 in three copies, (2) records the JEV in the CKDJ, and (3) prepares subsidiary ledgers. Forward 1 day
copies to the Accountant III
Accountant III / Sup. Admin. Officer /Chief Finance Division review DV and documents and 1 hour and
6.1
correctness of entries on the JEV and the Certificate of Withholding Tax, and Signs DV and JEV 30 minutes
6.2 Accountant III / Sup. Admin. Officer verify if cash is available, and endorse to Cash 30 minutes
7.1 Document Controller/ Admin Aide/Clerk forwards DV and documents to Cash 1 hour
RAOPS – Registry of Allotment and obligation – Personnel Services Total Processing Time:
RAOMO – Registry of Allotment and Obligation – Maintenance and other Expenses 3 days
RAOCO – Registry of Allotment and Obligation – Capital Outlay
CKDJ – Check Disbursement Journal
JEV – Journal Entry Voucher
15. Resolving Incomplete Requirements in the Facilitation of CDA-Administered Loans & Grants for Liquidation
Service Provided by: Cooperative Project Development and Assistance Division (CDA-CPDAD)
Processing
Step Particulars
Time
CDS II/and or Sr. CDS/Supervising CDS/Division Chief prepares letter to cooperative requesting 1 hour
1.1
to submit needed docs
Document Controller/ Admin Aide/Clerk forwards the notification letter to the Administrator, or as 5 minutes
1.2
the case may found to be sufficient, the Regional Office Director, for signature
2.2 Division Chief / CDS II and or Sr. CDS forwards to concerned staff who will do the evaluation 5 minutes
3.1 CDS II and/or Sr. CDS evaluates submitted liquidation report 1 day
3.2 CDS/and or Sr. CDS/Supervising CDS/ Division Chief prepares Disbursement Form 5 minutes
Document Controller/ Admin Aide/Clerk forwards Liquidation Report with Disbursement Form to 5 minutes
3.3
Finance Division to be recorded in the logbook
Process Process
Step Particulars ing Step Particulars ing
Time Time
2 days
Planning Officer III checks Planning Officer III accesses DBM
2.1 and 4 5.1 2 hours
completeness and accuracy online URS
hours
Client coordinates with BSP, LGU, CDA & other partners for the conduct of Contributors
Orientation Seminar (COS).
1.1 4 hours
Senior CDS-Regional Office (RO) co-conducts with the BSP the Contributor’s Orientation
Seminar (COS)
Client visits and coordinates with CSF-RO and inquires the requirements for registration of a
proposed CSF Cooperative. 2 hours & 30
2.1
Senior CDS & CDS II – Regional Office (RO) discuss the requirements for Registration based on Minutes
Memorandum Circulars 2018-05 & 2019-05)
Senior CDS & CDS II assist client in defining strategies and in setting up schedules of activities
2.1 1 hour
to be done in preparing and completing the requirements for registration.
Client secures registration forms, while Senior CDS & CDS II assist client secures a
3.1 1 hour
Cooperative Name Reservation Notice (CNRN)
Senior CDS & CDS II provides the client with downloadable/editable registration forms and
3.2 30 minutes
checklist of requirements
Senior CDS & CDS II orient the client in accomplishing the forms and in complying with the
3.3 1 hour
requirements.
Client conduct Organizational Meeting and Senior CDS & CDS II atend meeting/s to coordinate
4.1 1 hour
with the client on-site.
4.2 Senior CDS & CDS II assist in the preparation of ACBL & other documents 2 hours
Senior CDS & CDS II make follow-up visits and/or coordination activities, or renders technical
4.3 1 hour
assistance, when requested.
Client submits the registration requirements. CDS I receives and checks the completeness of
5.1 documents based on the checklist, records in the logbook and transmits the application for 1 hour
registration document.
5.2 If found incomplete, CDS I advises the client to comply with all the requirements. 30 minutes
6.2 Senior CDS prepares the TASES- RO and endorsement letter to the TAD-CO. 1 hour
7 Regional Director reviews/discusses the findings, if necessary, and signs the endorsement letter. 1 hour
8 CDS I transmits the documents to the Technical Assistance Division- Head Office 10 minutes
CDS I of HO receives and checks the completeness of documents based on the list of
9.1 30 minutes
requirements.
10 Senior CDS (HO) validates/reviews findings and re-evaluates the documents when necessary 3 hours
Supervising CDS validates, discusses and consolidates the findings and prepares the 2 hours and
11
Endorsement Letter to the Registration Division. 30 minutes
Chief CDS reviews and discusses the consolidated findings and affixes the initials to the 2 hours and
12
Endorsement letter to the Registration Division. 30 minutes
CSF Department Director reviews and discusses the consolidated findings, if necessary, and
13 1 hour
signs the Endorsement letter.
4 days and 50
Total Processing Time:
minutes
43. Issuance of Certificate of Compliance of a CSF Cooperative - Original Issuance of Certificate of Compliance
(for newly registered CSF Cooperatives)
Client secures a copy of the COC. CDS I of CDA requests a copy of the COR from the
1.1 15 minutes
Registration Division. Upon receipt of a copy of COR, records the information in the logbook.
1.3 Chief CDS reviews printed COC and affixes initials on the duplicate copy of the COC 15 minutes
1.4 Director reviews printed COC and affixes initials on the duplicate copy of the COC 15 minutes
1.5 Administrator reviews printed COC and affixes initials on the duplicate copy of the COC 1 hour
CDS I notifies the client, prepares and forwards the SOA to the Accounting Division for the
1.7 30 minutes
issuance of Order of Payment
2.1 Client pays the certification fee of P 100.00 and Cashier issues the Official Receipt to Client 15 minutes
Client submits a copy of the Official Receipt to IED. CDS I issues COC to client or forwards the
3.1 COC to the Records Section for mailing and writes the OR No. at the back of the duplicate copy 15 minutes
of the COC
Upon request for a certified true copy of the Certificate of Compliance (COC), Client pays a fee of
3.2 10 minutes
Php 10 per copy. CDS I Photocopies the COC
3.4 Chief of Division signs the certified true copy of the COC 10 minutes
3.5 CDS I issues the certified true copy of the COC to the Client 5 minutes
2.1 Client pays the certification fee of P 100.00 and Cashier issues the Official Receipt to Client 15 minutes
Client submits a copy of the Official Receipt to IED. CDS I issues COC to client or forwards the
3.1 COC to the Records Section for mailing and writes the OR No. at the back of the duplicate copy 15 minutes
of the COC
Upon request for a certified true copy of the Certificate of Compliance (COC), Client pays a fee of
3.2 10 minutes
Php 10 per copy. CDS I Photocopies the COC
3.4 Chief of Division signs the certified true copy of the COC 10 minutes
3.5 CDS I issues the certified true copy of the COC to the Client 5 minutes
Client submits all required documents to the IED. CDS I checks the completeness of the
1.1 20 minutes
documents per checklist and issues acknowledgement receipt
1.4 Supervising CDS reviews/discusses evaluation and recommends the issuance of COC 8 hours
1.8 Chief reviews printed COC and affixes initials on the duplicate copy of the COC 15 minutes
1.9 Department Director reviews printed COC and affixes initial on the duplicate copy of COC 15 minutes
1.10 Administrator reviews printed COC and affixes initial on the duplicate copy of the COC 1 hour
CDS I notifies the client, and prepares and forwards the SOA to the Accounting Division for the
1.12 30 minutes
issuance of Order of Payment
2.1 Client pays the certification fee of P 100.00 and Cashier issues the Official Receipt to Client 15 minutes
Client submits a copy of the Official Receipt to IED. CDS I issues COC to client or forwards the
3.1 COC to the Records Section for mailing and writes the OR No. at the back of the duplicate copy 15 minutes
of the COC
Upon request for a certified true copy of the Certificate of Compliance (COC), Client pays a fee of
3.2 10 minutes
Php 10 per copy. CDS I Photocopies the COC
3.4 Chief of Division signs the certified true copy of the COC 10 minutes
Process Process
Step Particulars ing Step Particulars ing
Time Time
Service Provided by: Legal Division Service Provided by: Legal Division
Process Process
Step Particulars ing Step Particulars ing
Time Time
Chief review of the request and Chief review of the request and
2 1 day 2 1 day
assignment of the task to Attorney IV. assignment of the task to Attorney IV.
Attorney III conducts legal research Attorney III conducts legal research
3 16 days 3 16 days
and draft position paper. and draft position paper.
Processing
Step Particulars
Time
Client fills-up request form and submit pertinent documents Administrative Aide accepts
1 30 minutes
documents.
2 Chief reviews request and assignment of the task to Attorney IV. 1 day
3 Attorney III conducts legal research and draft position paper. 16 days
Processing
Step Particulars
Time
2 Authorized Staffs submit the list of participants to the Regional Office 30 minutes
1 hour and
3 CDS II of CRITS prints Certificate of Completion and Certificate of Attendance to PRS
30 minutes
4 Senior CDS of CRITS and Regional Director sign the Certificates 30 minutes
6 Client receives Certificate of Attendance. CDS II log/record receipt of Certificate by client 10 minutes
Process Process
Step Particulars ing Step Particulars ing
Time Time
Senior CDS of CRITS informs the 5 CDS II inform the client of his/her
3 2.2 1 hour
authorized staff minutes inclusion in the scheduled PRS
1. Covering letter for liquidation 2 copies – original If found to be necessary, may require additional documents
addressed to CDA and photocopy such as, but not limited to, the following
Particulars Copies
1. Covering letter for liquidation addressed to CDA (2 copies – original and certified true copy)
2. Signed Project Proposal, and if necessary, with cooperative’s Board Resolution (3 copies – original, certified true copy and
approval photocopy)
3. Endorsement letter to Government Financial Institution (GFI) for possible (3 copies – original, certified true copy and
funding, copy furnished the concerned cooperative photocopy)
4. Other pertinent documents, as the case may, depending on the nature of the (3 copies – original, certified true copy and
service required to be rendered or funding asked photocopy)
Particulars Copies
For Primary Cooperative, Cooperative Banks and Insurance Additional Reports for Federations and Unions
Cooperative
6. List of Affiliates and Cooperatives
One (1) Printed or
1. CDA online system generated One (1) Printed or which have remitted their respective
PDF Copy
acknowledgement receipt; PDF Copy CETF
1. Pre-Registration Seminar 1 original copy and 2 1. Authority to access and use the
Certificate photo copy land by the registered owner and 1 original copy and 2
proof of ownership or possession of photo copy
2. Articles of Cooperation and the land.
3 original copy
Bylaws (ACBL)
B. Situational Requirements - Electric (EC) - For NEA
3. Economic Survey (ES) 3 original copy registered cooperatives
4. Surety Bonds of Accountable 1 original copy and 2 1. Certified true copy of the board
Offices photo copy resolution on the result of the
referendum approving the 3 copies
registration of the cooperative with
5. Treasurer’s Affidavit (TA) 3 original copy the Authority in compliance with laws
1.Letter Application;
2.Profile of the Applicant with attached 2x2 colored ID picture;
3.Valid Professional Regulation Commission Identification Card (PRC-ID);
4.Valid Certificate of Accreditation with the Professional Regulation Commission-Board of Accountancy (PRC-BOA);
5.Current Professional Tax Receipt (PTR) issued by the local government;
6.Valid Certificate of Membership in Good Standing with the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA); or
Certification of Life Sustaining Membership issued by the PICPA;
7.Certificate of Attendance to training equivalent to a minimum of 24 hours of required training as provided in Sec. 4 of MC
2019-10;
1.Application Letter;
2.Profile of the Firm/Partnership;
3.Profile of the signing partners with 2x2 colored ID picture;
4.SEC Registration Certificate of Partnership;
5.Articles of Partnership and/or its amendment;
6.Partnership’s Valid Certificate of Accreditation with the PRC BOA;
7.PTR of individual signing partner/s;
8.Valid Certificate of Membership in Good Standing with PICPA of the signing partners;
9.Certificate of Attendance to training of signing partner/s equivalent to a minimum of 24 hours of required training as provided
in Sec. 4 of MC 2019-10;
1.Letter Application;
2.Profile of the Applicant with attached 2x2 colored ID picture;
3.Valid Professional Regulation Commission Identification Card (PRC-ID);
4.Valid Certificate of Accreditation with the Professional Regulation Commission-Board of Accountancy (PRC-BOA);
5.Current Professional Tax Receipt (PTR) issued by the local government;
6.Valid Certificate of Membership in Good Standing with the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants (PICPA); or
Certification of Life Sustaining Membership issued by the PICPA;
7.Certificate of Attendance to training equivalent to a minimum of 24 hours of required training as provided in Sec. 4 of MC
2019-10;
8.Previous Certificate of Accreditation issued by the CDA;
9.List of cooperative-clients and years audited;
10.Sworn statement by the Cooperative External Auditor that she/he has engaged in cooperative external audit or preparation
of financial statement to at least one (1) micro cooperative that is free of charge as part of his/her social responsibility, duly
supported with Certification from cooperatives that received such services; and
11.Sworn statement by the Cooperative External Auditor that she/he has observed the conditions prescribed under Sec. 9 of
MC 2019-10;
Documentary Requirements for External Services
1.Application Letter;
2.Updated profile of the Firm/Partnership;
3.Updated profile of the signing partners with 2x2 colored ID picture;
4.SEC Registration Certificate of Partnership;
5.Articles of Partnership and/or its amendment;
6.Partnership’s Valid Certificate of Accreditation with the PRC BOA;
7.Current PTR of individual signing partner/s;
8.Valid Certificate of Membership in Good Standing with PICPA of the signing partners;
9.Certificate of Training of signing partners equivalent to 24 hours of required training for renewal as provided in Section 4 of
the revised guidelines;
10.Latest Certificate of Accreditation issued by the CDA;
11.List of cooperative-client and years audited; and
12.Sworn statement by the Cooperative External Auditor that she/he has engaged in cooperative external audit or preparation
of financial statement to at least one (1) micro cooperative that is free of charge as part of his/her social responsibility, duly
supported with Certification from cooperatives that received such services;
13.Sworn statement by the Cooperative External Auditor that she/he has observed the conditions prescribed under Sec. 9 of
MC 2019-10;
For Initial (New) - For Advocacy Cooperatives, For Initial (New) - For Training
Federations and Unions: Institutions/NGOs/Academe:
1.Certified true copy of valid Certificate of Compliance 1.Certificate of Registration from the concerned Philippine
(COC) Government Agency;
2.Organizational Profile: 2.Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws where cooperative
a. Basic Information (Name/address/contact details); development is one of its objectives and purposes or
b. List of programs and services; cooperative development is one of its identified program
c. Historical profile of cooperative training conducted thrusts;
d. Affiliations, if any; 3.Business Permit;
e. List of Key Officers and Staff; and 4.Organizational Profile
f. List of Trainers with their individual profile/bio-data and 5.Annual Reports and Audited Financial Statements for the
certificate of TOT last two (2) years
3.Cooperative Annual Performance Report (CAPR) and 6.Letter/ Certificate of Undertaking to adopt CDA prescribed
Audited Financial Statements of the immediately preceding training curriculum for cooperative officers and to utilize the
year services of its pool of trainers in the conduct of trainings
4.Letter/ Certificate of Undertaking to adopt CDA prescribed
training curriculum for cooperative officers and to utilize the
services of its pool of trainers in the conduct of trainings
Documentary Requirements for External Services
10. Processing of Application for Accreditation of Cooperative Training Provider (continued)
Two (2) certified true copies each of the following documentary requirements:
1.Certification from head of the agency that such office/unit has cooperative development program, in lieu of the Certificate of
Registration; or appropriate local issuance/s creating the office (in the case of CDOs);
2.Organizational Profile
3.Letter/ Certificate of Undertaking to adopt CDA prescribed training curriculum for cooperative officers & to utilize the services
of its pool of trainers in the conduct of trainings
For Renewal
1. Covering letter for liquidation 2 copies – original If found to be necessary, may require additional documents
addressed to CDA and photocopy such as, but not limited to, the following
Particulars Copies
17. Technical Assistance Services in the Registration of Credit Surety Fund (CSF) Cooperatives
5. Surety Bonds of Accountable 1 original & 3 5. Accomplished membership form 1 certified true copy
officers photocopies
Particulars Copies
3. Upon request for a certified true copy of the Certificate of Compliance (COC),
n/a
there is a fee of Php 10 per copy.
CSF Cooperatives with less than one year of business In case of discrepancies of entries between the CAPR and
operations from the date of registration shall be required to Financial Status Reports, the one (1) original and two (2)
submit only the following: photocopies of the following documents will be required:
1. Bank statements 3. Upon request for a certified true copy of the Certificate of
2. Investment schedule Compliance (COC), there is a fee of Php 10 per copy.
3. Surety agreement
Documentary Requirements for External Services
45. Provision of Cooperative Statistics and 46. Review of legislative proposals or bills for
Other Cooperative Information comments and opinion
1 original copy, 1
1. Data Request Form/Letter
receiving copy
Written request for review of the legislative bill together with
a copy of the proposed bill 1 original copy (or 1 e-copy sent
1 original copy, 1 through an official email)
2. Approved Request
receiving copy
47. Review of Memorandum of Agreements, 46. 48. Written Legal Opinion / Advice for
Memorandum of Understanding or any other External Clients
contract in which the Authority is a party
Particulars Particulars
Salary
Additional Requirements for transferees (from one 1.Clearance from money, property and legal
government office to another) accountabilities
2. Approved DTR
1.Clearance from money, property and legal accountabilities
from the previous office Salary due to heirs of deceased employee
2.Certified true copy of pre-audited disbursement voucher of
last salary from previous agency and/or Certification by the 1.Death Certificate authenticated by National Statistics
Chief Accountant of last salary received from previous Office (NSO)
office duly verified by the assigned auditor thereat 2.Marriage Contract authenticated by NSO, if applicable
3.BIR Form 2316 (Certificate of Compensation Payment/Tax 3.Birth Certificates of surviving legal heirs authenticated by
Withheld) NSO
4.Certificate of Available Leave Credits 4.Designation of next-of-kin
5.Service Record 5.Waiver of right of children 18 years old and above
1.Service Record
2.Certification issued by the Personnel Officer that the
Special Projects claimant has not incurred more than 15 days of vacation
leave without pay
1.Performance evaluation plan formulated by project
management used as basis for rating the performance of
members Overtime Pay
2.Office Order designating members of the special project
3.Terms of Reference 1.Overtime authority stating the necessity and urgency of
4.Certificate of completion of project deliverables the work to be done, and the duration of overtime work
5.Special Project Plan 2.Overtime work program
6.Authority to collect honoraria 3.Quantified Overtime accomplishment duly signed by the
7.Certificate of acceptance by the agency head of the employee and supervisor
deliverables per project component 4.Certificate of service or duly approved DTR
Documentary Requirements for External Services
The following documentary requirements are based on COA Circular No. 2012-001, dated June 14, 2012 and are
applicable for services below (3 original copies per document):
Year-End Bonus (YEB) and Cash Gift (CG) Terminal Leave Benefits
For Individual Claims 1.Clearance from money, property and legal accountability
1.Clearance from money, property and legal accountabilities from the Central
2.Certification from head of Office that the employee is 2.Office and from Regional Office of last assignment
qualified to receive the YEB and CG benefits pursuant to 3. Certified photocopy of employees leave card as at last
DBM Budget Circular No. 2003-2 dated May 9, 2003 date of service duly audited by the Personnel Division and
COA/Certificate of leave credits issued by the Admin!
For General Claims Human Resource Management Office (HRMO)
3.YEB and CG Payroll 4.Approved leave application
4.Payroll Register (hard and soft copy) 5.Complete service record
5.Letter to the Bank to credit employees account of 6.Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN)
their YEB and CG claims 7.Certified photocopy of appointment/Notice of Salary
6.Deposit slips Adjustment (NOSA) showing the highest salary received if
the salary under the last appointment is not the highest.
8.Computation of terminal leave benefits duly
signed/certified by the accountant
Requirements under RA No. 1616 9. Applicant's authorization (in affidavit form) to deduct all
financial obligations with the employer/agency/LGU
1.Updated Service record indicating the number of days on 10.Affidavit of applicant that there is no pending criminal
leave without pay and/or certification issued by the Human investigation or prosecution against him/her (RA No. 3019)
Resource Office (HRO) that the retiree did not incur any 11.In case of resignation, employee's letter of resignation
leave of absence without pay duly accepted by the Head of the Agency
2.Retirement application
3. Office clearance from money/property accountability & Additional requirement in case o(resignation
administrative/ criminal liability 12.Death certificate authenticated by NSO
4.Statement of assets and liabilities 13.Marriage contract authenticated by NSO
5.Retirement Gratuity Computation 14.Birth certificates of all surviving legal heirs authenticated
6.Affidavit of Undertaking for authority to deduct by NSO
accountabilities 15.Designation of next-of-kin
7.Affidavit of applicant that there is no pending criminal 16.Waiver of rights of children 18 years old and above
investigation or prosecution against him/her (Anti-Graft RA
No. 3019)
Other Expenditures
1.Statement of Account/Bill
2.Invoice/Official Receipt or machine validated statement of
1.Statement of Account/Bill (for pre-audit purposes) account (for postaudit activities)
2.Invoice/Official Receipt or machine validated statement of 3.Certification by Agency Head or his authorized
account/bill (for post-audit purposes) representatives that all National Direct Dial (NDD),
National Operator Assisted Calls and International
Operator Assisted Calls are official calls
Procurement
1.Letter request from contractors for advance/progress/final 1.Irrevocable Standby Letter of Credit/Security
payment or for substitution in case of release of retention Bond/Bank Guarantee
money 2.Such other documents peculiar to the contract and/or to
2.Common to progress/final payments the mode of procurement and considered necessary
3.Statement of Work Accomplished/Progress Billing in the auditorial review and in the technical evaluation
4.Inspection Report by the Agency's Authorized Engineer thereof
5.Results of Test Analysis, if applicable
6.Statement of Time Elapsed
7.Monthly Certificate of Payment
8.Contractor's Affidavit on payment of laborers and
materials
9.Pictures, before, during and after construction of items of
work especially the embedded items
10.Photocopy of vouchers of all previous payments
11.Certificate of completion
Documentary Requirements for External Services
The following documentary requirements are based on COA Circular No. 2012-001, dated June 14, 2012 and are
applicable for services below (3 original copies per document):
Procurement
1.Copy of Approved Change Order (CO)/Extra Work 1. Any security in the form of cash, bank guarantee,
Order (EWO) irrevocable standby letter of credit from a commercial
2.Copy of the approved original plans indicating the bank, GSIS or surety bond callable on demand
affected portion(s) of the project and duly revised plans 2.Certification from the end-user that the project is
and specifications, if applicable, indicating the changes completed and inspected
made which shall be color coded
3.Copy of the agency's report establishing the
necessity/justification(s) for the need of such CO and/or
EWO which shall include: (a) the computation as to the Consulting Services
quantities of the additional works involved per item
indicating the specific stations where such works are 1.If not in the Terms of Reference, appropriate approved
needed; (b) the date of inspection conducted and the documents indicating the expected outputs/deliverables
results of such inspection; (c) a detailed estimate of the 2.Copy of the Approved Manning Schedule indicating the
unit cost of such items of work for new unit costs including names and positions of the consultants and staff and the
those expressed in volume/area/lump-sum/lot extent of their participation in the project
4.Copy of the approved/revised PERT/CPM Network 3.Copy of the curriculum vitae of the consultants and staff
Diagram which shall be color coded, reflecting the 4.Letter request for payment from the consultant
effect of additional/deductive time on the contract 5.Approved Consultancy Progress/Final Reports, and/or
period and the corresponding detailed computations for output required under the contract
the additional/deductive time for the subject Change 6.Progress/Final Billing
Order/Extra Work Order 7.Contract of Infrastructure Projects subject of Project
5.Copy of the approved detailed breakdown of contract Management Consultancy Services
cost for the variation order
6.Copy of the COA Technical Evaluation Report for the
original contract
7.If the Variation Order to be reviewed is not the 1st Consulting Services
variation order, all of the above requirements for all
previously approved variation orders, if not yet 1.If not in the Terms of Reference, appropriate approved
reviewed, otherwise, copy of the COA Technical Evaluation documents indicating the expected outputs/deliverables
Report for the previously approved variation orders 2.Copy of the Approved Manning Schedule indicating the
8.Additional performance security in the prescribed form names and positions of the consultants and staff and the
and amount if variation order exceeds 10 percent of the extent of their participation in the project
original contract cost 3.Copy of the curriculum vitae of the consultants and staff
9.Such other documents peculiar to the contract and/or to 4.Letter request for payment from the consultant
the mode of procurement and considered necessary in 5.Approved Consultancy Progress/Final Reports, and/or
the auditorial review and in the technical evaluation thereof output required under the contract
6.Progress/Final Billing
7.Contract of Infrastructure Projects subject of Project
Management Consultancy Services
Procurement
Supplies, Materials, Equipment and Motor Vehicles General Support Services - For
janitorial/security/maintenance services
1.Certificate of Exclusive Distributorship, if applicable
2.Samples and brochures/photographs, if applicable 1.Appropriate approved documents indicating the following:
3.(For imported items) a. The number of personnel involved and their
a. Consular Invoice/Pro-forma invoice of the foreign corresponding rates/salary
supplier with the corresponding details b. Schedule of work and places of assignment or
b. Home Consumption Value of the items station/visits indicating, among others, the number of
c. Breakdown of the expenses incurred m the hours per visit
Importation c. The type and number of equipment to be served (in case
4.Original copy of Dealers/Suppliers' Invoices showing the of visitorial maintenance service)
quantity, description of the articles, unit and total value, 2.The scaled floor plans of the building and other area/s
duly signed by the dealer or his representative, and covered by the service contract (for janitorial services)
indicating receipt by the proper agency official of items 3.The group classification of personnel to detemine the
delivered Equivalent Equipment Monthly Statutory Minimum Wage
5.Results of Test Analysis, if applicable Rate in accordance with the applicable Rules Implementing
6.Tax receipts from the Bureau of Customs or the BIR RA No. 6727
indicating the exact specifications and/or serial number of 4.Approved documents indicating the minimum
the equipment procured by the government as proof of requirements of the agency on the number of security
payment of all taxes and duties due on the same personnel to be involved in the project (for security service
equipment, supplied or sold to the government contract)
[Administrative Order (AO) No. 200 dated November 21, 5.The population of the agency where the services are
1990] rendered (for security service controls)
7.Inspection and Acceptance Report prepared by the 6.Detailed description of the maintenance services to be
Department/Agency property inspector and signed by the rendered or activities to be performed (for maintenance
Head of Agency or his authorized representative service contracts)
8.For equipment, Property Acknowledgment Receipt
9.Warranty Security for a min. period of three months, in the
case of expendable supplies, or a min. period of one year
in the case of non-expendable supplies, after acceptance General Support Services - For Garbage Collection and
by the procuring entity of the delivered supplies Disposal
10.Request for purchase of supplies, materials and
equipment duly approved by proper authorities 1.Complete description/specifications (brand name, model,
11.In case of motor vehicles, (AO No. 233 dated August 1, make/country of origin, hp, piston displacement, capacity)
2008) authority to purchase from: and number of units of dump trucks to be used
a. Agency head and Secretary of DBM, or OP depending 2.Complete descriptions/specifications (age, condition,
on the type of vehicle being provided (Sections 7 and 9) brand, etc.) and number of units of all other equipment to
b. Local Chief Executives, including Punong Barangay, for be rented/used
types of vehicles enumerated under Section 7 of AO 3.Appropriate approved documents containing the terms
No. 233 sourced from their unencumbered local funds and conditions, whether operated or bare rental for heavy
and if chargeable under the GAA, either from the DBM equipment, whether per trip or package deal; and other
or OP depending on the type of vehicles purchased relevant condition
(Sections 7 to 9) 4.The designated dumpsitellocation of dumpsite (if
12.For procurement of drugs and medicines provided in a separate document)
a. Certificate of product registration from Food and Drug 5.The measurement in kilometers of the total distance
Administration (FDA) covered by one complete route for all the required routes
b. Certificate of good manufacturing practice from FDA to be traveled
c. Batch Release Certificate from FDA 6.Estimated volume in cubic meters of garbage to be hauled
d. If the supplier is not the manufacturer, certification from area of operation, including the basis for such
from the manufacturer that the supplier is an authorized estimates
distributor/dealer of the products/items 7.In cases where the type of contract differs from the usual
13.Such other documents peculiar to the contract and/or to per trip contract basis, sufficient justification and
the mode of procurement and considered necessary in the comparative analysis between the type of contract
auditorial review and in the technical evaluation thereof adopted against the basic per trip type({; contract
Documentary Requirements for External Services
The following documentary requirements are based on COA Circular No. 2012-001, dated June 14, 2012 and are
applicable for services below (3 original copies per document):
Procurement
Procurement
Repeat Order
Negotiated Procurement - In case of two failed biddings
1.Copy of the original contract used as basis for
repeat order indicating that the original contract was 1.Agency's offer for negotiations with selected
awarded through public bidding suppliers, contractors or consultants
2.Certification from the Purchasing Department/Office 2.Certification of BAC on the failure of competitive bidding
that the supplier has complied with all the requirements for the second time
under the original contract 3.Evidence of invitation of observers in all stages of
the negotiation
4.Eligibility documents in case of infrastructure projects
Shopping
1.Price quotations from at least three bonafide and Negotiated Procurement - In emergency cases
reputable manufacturers/suppliers/distributors
2.Abstract of canvass 1.Justification as to the necessity of purchase
Documentary Requirements for External Services
The following documentary requirements are based on COA Circular No. 2012-001, dated June 14, 2012 and are
applicable for services below (3 original copies per document):
Procurement
Negotiated Procurement - In case of take-over of Human Resource Development and Training Program
contracts
1.Budget estimates approved by the Head of Agency
1.Copy of terminated contract 2.Schedule of training approved by the Head of the Agency
2.Reasons for the termination 3.Same requirements under procurement depending on the
3.Negotiation document with the second lowest nature of expense and the mode of procurement adopted
calculated bidder or the third lowest calculated bidder in
case of failure of negotiation with the second lowest bidder.
If negotiation still fails, invitation to at least three eligible Financial Expenses
contractors
4.Approval by the Head of the Procuring Agency to
negotiate contracts for projects under exceptional cases 1.Loan Agreements/Memoranda of Agreement together with
supporting documents
2.Statement of Account
3.Bank Debit memos
Negotiated Procurement - In case of small value 4.Other supporting documents deemed necessary
procurement depending on the nature of the transaction
Land - common to both Negotiated Purchase and Land - Additional Documentary Requirements - For
Payment by Court Decision Negotiated Purchase
1.Project parcellary survey plan showing that said lot and 2.Notarized Affidavit of Ownership
structures are within the boundaries of the right-of-way 3.Certification from the City/Municipal Treasurer that the
2.Structural Mapping Plan of the lot affected claimant is the sole entity paying the taxes for the property
3.Certification by the implementing agency that the claim is for the past five years
not within the original ROW of a converted local road 4.Notarized joint affidavit of two adjoining landowners or
4.Certification from the Head of the Implementing Office Barangay/Local Officials concerned attesting to the
that there is no previous pending claim and previous ownership of land
payment on subject property 5.Such other documents deemed necessary for the
5.Environmental Clearance Certificate (ECC) as required auditorial review and in the technical evaluation thereof
under Section 8 of RA No. 8974 6.If claim for payment or amount of sale exceeds 1!50,000
6.Copy of latest updated master list of Project-Affected- (EO No.1035), certified photocopy of Claimant's
Persons (PAP) approved by Agency's authorized Surety/Indemnity Bond issued by any Insurance
representative Company duly accredited by the Insurance Commission
7.In case of death of claimant or owner, judicial settlement For Payment by Court Decision
duly advertised in a newspaper of general circulation 7.Certified photocopy of Court Decision registered with the
Register of Deeds where the land is located including all
annexes referred to in the court decision
8.Certified true copy of TCT for registered land, and TD in
Land - Additional Documentary Requirements - For the name of the previous owner for unregistered land with
Negotiated Purchase court decision duly annotated
9.Certificate of Finality of Decision
1.Independent Appraisal Report/Regional Committee
Resolution indicating the valuation of the land. Valuation
should be based on the provisions of RANo. 8974
2.Applicable BIR Zonal Valuation Structure/House
3.Certified Photocopy of Authority/Agency Resolution to
Purchase Land or Land Rights indicating the 1.Approved and Notarized Agreement to Demolish and
approved/established valuations or BIR Zonal Valuations
Remove Improvements (ADRI) I Notarized voluntary
4.Deed of Absolute Sale registered with the Register of
undertaking to vacate the project area
Deeds where the land is located 2.Sketch plan/drawing of house/structure
5.Certified Photocopy of Tax Clearance from Assessor's 3.Notarized landowner's waiver of rights/quitclaim to
Office where the land is located
affected houses/structures or establishments if payment
6.Certificate Authorizing Registration (CAR) Capital Gains will be made to claimants other than the owner
Tax (CGT) 4.Pictures of the structures before, during and after the
7.Documentary Stamp Tax (DST) demolition
8.Transfer Tax 5.Certified true copy of owner's identification (ID),
If registered land Residence Certificate and Barangay Clearance
9.If whole lot is acquired, Transfer Certificate ofTitle (TCT) 6.Computation of Replacement Cost duly approved by
Certificate of Land Ownership Award/Original Certificate
implementing Office Director supported with current
Title/Emancipation Patent (CLONOCT/EP) certified as
abstract of canvass of construction materials
true copy by the Register of Deeds and Tax Declaration 7.Certificate of Total Demolition
(TD) certified as true copy by the Assessor's Office in the 8.Map showing the location of the structure/house in the
name of the procuring entity or previous owner depending
project-affected area
on the provisions of the sale
9.Notarized affidavit of ownership with Waiver or
10.If portion of lot is acquired, certified photocopy ofTCT Right/Quitclaim to affected house/structure
and TD in the name of the procuring entity or previous 10.Copy of masterlist of Project-Affected-Persons (PAPs)
owner with annotation of sale
indicating the names of affected house/structure owners
If unregistered land
approved by authorized personnel
11.Certified photocopy of TD in the name of the procuring 11.Certified photocopy of title (TCT/OCT or CLOA/EP) and
entity or previous owner with annotation of sale TD of land where the house/structure is erected
Documentary Requirements for External Services
The following documentary requirements are based on COA Circular No. 2012-001, dated June 14, 2012 and are
applicable for services below (3 original copies per document):
1.Permit issued by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to cut plants, forest tress and fruit bearing
trees on areas affected by the project.
2.Affected Trees/Crops Inventory duly certified by the Agency's Project Committee/Authorized Officer and showing among
others the following: lot number as indicated in the project plan, number of items, specifies classification, diameter, height, lot
owner, owner of trees/plants/crops and price
3.Quitclaim or Waiver issued by the lot owner if he is not the claimant
4.Map/sketch plan showing the location of the improvement in the projectaffected area
5.Resolution/approval of valuation of damaged improvement
6.Copy of the approved valuation of crops, plants and trees issued by concerned government agency
7.Notarized Affidavit of Ownership with Right/Quitclaim to affected improvements
8.Copy ofthe latest updated masterlist ofPAPs approved by proper authorities
9.If registered land: Certified true copy of title (TCT/OCT or CLOAIEP)
If unregistered land:
10.Certified photocopy of TD
11.Notarized joint affidavit of two adjoining landowners or barangay/local officials concerned attesting to the ownership of land
12.If payment through Court Decision: Certified photocopy of Court Decisions (Final Order/Decision or Certificate of
Finality of Decision)
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM
How to Send Feedback Accomplish the Client Satisfaction Survey form available at the Officer of the
Day Public Assistance and Complaint Desk. Drop the accomplished form at the
designated drop box in the same area.