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PSA portal allows 60-day access to official records ‘viewable online’
Filipinos can now easily access birth, marriage, death certificates, and CENOMAR/CENODEATH online through the Philippine Statistics Authority's (PSA) Serbilis Website.
The PSA offers viewable online copies of these certificates, valid for 60 days and accessible via a code.
Application fees for viewable online copies are P130 for birth, marriage, and death certificates, and P185 for CENOMAR and CENODEATH.
Payments for these services can be made at any PSA Civil Registry System (CRS) outlet without the need for an appointment.
Unlike printed copies, the online viewable documents are not printed on Security Paper but are accessed through a provided web address and access code.
Additionally, Filipinos can opt for printed copies through the PSA's DocPrint service for P80 per copy, requiring the access code from the viewable online copy.
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