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DBP Citizens Charter 2021 1st Edition CART Approved 1
DBP Citizens Charter 2021 1st Edition CART Approved 1
DBP Citizens Charter 2021 1st Edition CART Approved 1
PHILIPPINES
CITIZEN’S CHARTER
2021 (1st Edition)
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I. Mandate:
II. Vision:
III. Mission:
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IV. Service Pledge:
We commit to:
We are always ready to serve you the best way we know how – as the
authorized and properly identified personnel to transact with you – from
Mondays to Fridays, <08:00 a.m. to 05:00 p.m.> sans noon beak.
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LIST OF SERVICES
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3. Processing of Requests for Information (FOI) via Email .......................................... 142
4. Processing of Requests for Information (FOI) through Branches and Lending
Centers ................................................................................................................................... 143
CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT ................................ 144
1. Handling of Complaints Received Via Social Media .................................................. 145
2. Handling of Simple Complaints Received via Walk-in .............................................. 147
3. Handling of Simple Complaints Received Via Email ................................................. 150
4. Handling of Simple Complaints Received via Phone Call ........................................ 152
5. Handling of Simple Complaints coursed through Regulatory Agencies (Bangko
Sentral ng Pilipinas, Governance Commission for GOCCs, Presidential Complaint
Center, Civil Service Commission-Contact Center ng Bayan, etc.) ............................ 155
6. Handling of Complex Complaints Received via Walk-in .......................................... 157
7. Handling of Complex Complaints Received Via Email ............................................. 160
8. Handling of Complex Complaints Received via Phone Call .................................... 163
9. Handling of Complex Complaints coursed through Regulatory Agencies (Bangko
Sentral ng Pilipinas. Governance Commission for GOCCs, Presidential Complaint
Center, Civil Service Commission-Contact Center ng Bayan, etc.) ............................ 166
10. Handling of Highly-Technical Complaints Received via Walk-in .......................... 169
11. Handling of Highly-Technical Complaints Received Via Email ............................. 172
12. Handling of Highly Technical Complaints Received via Phone Call .................... 175
13. Handling of Highly-Technical Complaints coursed through Regulatory Agencies
(Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas. Governance Commission for GOCCs, Presidential
Complaint Center, Civil Service Commission-Contact Center ng Bayan, etc.) ........ 178
14. Accomplishment of Customer Feedback Form (online e-Survey) via QR code . 181
15. Accomplishment of Customer Feedback Form (Pen and Paper) ......................... 183
OFFICE OF THE CORPORATE SECRETARY ........................................................ 184
1. Release of Bank documents to External Parties (Board and Board-level
Committee Minutes/Resolutions, Supporting Papers and Other Documents) ......... 185
2. Request for Issuance of Secretary’s Certificate or Certification............................. 188
INTERNAL SERVICES ............................................................................................... 190
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT GROUP ....................................................... 191
HUMAN RESOURCE ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENT ............................................... 191
1. Filling Up of Vacant Position ........................................................................................ 192
2. Application for Employment ......................................................................................... 196
3. Conduct of Pre-Employment Examination ................................................................ 197
4. Filling of Complaints (Via Email).................................................................................. 198
5. Hiring of Qualified Applicant......................................................................................... 200
6. Promotion/Promotion with Rank Conferment .......................................................... 203
7. Onboarding/ Assumption .............................................................................................. 205
8. Processing of Payroll of DBP Employees ................................................................. 208
9. Issuance of Certificate of Leave Without Pay ........................................................... 210
10. Issuance of Authority to Travel Abroad ................................................................... 211
11. Acceptance of Resignation/Retirement/Transfer to Other Government Agency
.................................................................................................................................................. 213
12. Issuance of Certification of Employment with Compensation ........................... 215
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13. Issuance of Certification of Inclusion in the BIR Alpha list and BIR 2316 Form
.................................................................................................................................................. 216
14. Processing of Alpha list and Submission of 2316 Forms to BIR ....................... 218
15. Retrieval of 201 File Documents ................................................................................ 221
16. Issuance of Service Record ........................................................................................ 222
17. Issuance of Certification of Employment without Compensation ..................... 224
18. Verification of Employment Information .................................................................. 226
LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT .......................................................... 227
1. Processing of Request for Travel Authority for Official Training/Study Abroad
on Full Scholarship ............................................................................................................. 228
2. Processing of Request for Training Certification .................................................... 229
3. Processing of Request for Certification on Service Obligation Requirements 230
4. Processing of Request for Virtual Study Visit .......................................................... 231
EMPLOYEE RELATIONS DEPARTMENT – HEALTH AND WELLNESS UNIT............. 233
1. Processing and Approval of Medical Claims ............................................................ 234
OFFICE OF THE CORPORATE SECRETARY ........................................................ 236
1. Request for Copies of Board/Board-level Committee Resolutions and their
Supporting Documents, Administrative Issuances, and other documents .............. 237
2. Request for Issuance of Secretary’s Certificate or Certification............................. 239
3. Request for Accounts Verification/Authentication of Documents .......................... 241
4. Request for No Gift Policy Opinion .............................................................................. 243
5. Request for Numbering of DBP Administrative Issuances ...................................... 245
6. Request for Numbering of Travel Assignment Order................................................ 247
LEGAL SERVICES GROUP....................................................................................... 248
1. Issuance of Clearance of No Pending or With Pending Administrative Case ...... 249
2. Certification of No Pending or With Pending Administrative Case ........................ 250
3. Notarization of Documents ............................................................................................ 252
FEEDBACK AND COMPLAINTS MECHANISM ...................................................... 254
ANNEX “A” ................................................................................................................. 256
ANNEX “B” ................................................................................................................. 257
ANNEX “C” ................................................................................................................. 259
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EXTERNAL SERVICES
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BRANCH BANKING SECTOR
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1. Opening of New Accounts (Peso/Dollar Regular Savings, Current
Account, Special Savings, Option Savings, Pesos/Dollar Time
Deposit)
Individual Clients and Legal Entities may open savings/time deposit accounts for a
specific purpose (i.e., personal savings, corporate/LGU disbursement.)
Office or Branch Banking Sector – Branches/Branch-Lite Units/Financial
Division: Center (FC)
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C – Government to Citizen
Transaction: G2B – Government to Business Entity
G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: Individual and Legal Entities
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
One (1) Valid ID See Annex A
Registration Certificate for Legal Entities, as applicable (1 copy) DTI/SEC/CDA
Corporate Documents i.e., Articles of Incorporation/Partnership, Board Company-issued/
Resolution, By-Laws, General Information Sheet, Business Permit, as Government-issued
applicable (1 copy each)
LGU Documents i.e., Sangguniang Resolution, Charter/Law Creating LGU of
the LGU, as applicable (1 copy each), Certificate of Appointment, Jurisdiction/DILG/
Oath of Office Department of Finance
Account Opening Forms i.e., CIFF, DRF, 2 copies of Signature Cards, DBP-issued
Data Privacy Consent Form, Beneficial Owner (if applicable), E-Gov
Enrollment Form (if applicable), DBP2 forms (if applicable)
See Annex B for Additional Basic Requirements -
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Proceed to New 1. Interview and None 10 minutes Customer Service
Accounts Section for brief the client on Associate (New
interview and the existing bank Accounts)
briefing rules, regulations
and requirements
and request
signature of client
on the Data Privacy
Consent Form
2. Submit the 2. Receive, review None 10 minutes Customer Service
applicable basic and check validity, Associate (New
requirements accuracy and Accounts)
(Please refer to completeness of the
Annex B) basic requirements.
3. Fill out account 3. Review and None 20 minutes Customer Service
opening forms authenticate filled Associate (New
out forms. If in Accounts)
order, assigned
account number
and open the
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account in the
Deposit System.
4. Deposit the 4.1 Receive and None 2 minutes Customer Service
required initial verify initial deposit. Associate (Teller)
amount.
4.2 Post the initial None 2 minutes Customer Service
deposit in the Associate (Teller)
Deposit System.
5. 5. None 1 minute Customer Service
Associate (New
Option 1) For Option 1) Release Accounts)
Current & Term initial Checkbook,
Deposits, claim CTD, Passbook
Checkbook or CTD
at the New Accounts
Section; claim
Passbook, if any.
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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2. Renewal/rollover of Option, Special Savings and Time Deposit
Depositors with existing Term Deposit Accounts may allow renewal/rollover of the
subject account/s based on the provided Letter of Instruction (LOI)/ Authority to Debit
(ATD) Form or terms of maturity.
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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3. Application for Replacement of ATM Card
Depositors with existing DBP ATM accounts may apply for replacement of ATM Card in
case of loss or damage.
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account. Once
payment is posted,
inform the CSA
(NAC)
4. Return to New 4. Check validity of None 1 minute Customer Service
Accounts and OR and advise Associate (New
present OR client of the Accounts)
schedule of
availability of new
ATM Card
5. Return to the 5. Verify ID None 2 minutes Customer Service
branch on the presented Associate (New
scheduled date and Accounts)
bring one (1) valid
ID* to claim the new
ATM Card
6. Sign on the ATM 6. Issue new ATM None 2 minutes Customer Service
Logbook as proof of Card and PIN Form Associate (New
ATM card and PIN Accounts)
Form receipt
Total ₱150.00 13 minutes
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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4. Filing of ATM Complaints
Depositors with existing DBP ATM account/s may file ATM-related complaints, subject
to appropriate evaluation/investigation depending on the complexity of the case.
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer
**Only refers to accomplishing of Customer Complaint Record Form; Interview depends on the complexity of the complaint
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5. Cash Deposit (Single Deposit)
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer
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6. Check Deposit
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer
**Scanning/uploading will depend on communication line and the number of checks deposited. On the average and in normal
line condition, it takes one minute per check to complete the process (CICS scanning, encoding and uploading).
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7. Cash Withdrawal
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3. Receive cash 3. Pay client None 1 minute Customer Service
withdrawn and Associate (Teller)
updated
passbook/ATM card
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer
** If amount is beyond the Teller’s authority, the branch will follow the Bank’s policy.
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8. Inter-branch Cash Withdrawal
>₱500,000:
₱500
1.2 Check the
validity of the SPA if
withdrawal is
through a
representative of a
pensioner’s account
1.3 Verify None 5 minutes Customer Service
documents and Associate (Teller)
facilitate approval.
** If needed,
forward to the
branch concerned
for further
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verification.
<₱50,000:
₱50
Total
₱50,000.01
to
499,999.99
: ₱100
>₱500,000:
₱500
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer
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9. Check Encashment (On-Us)
Acceptance and processing of checks for encashment in the DBP branch of account.
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer
**Scanning/uploading will depend on communication line and the number of checks deposited. On the average and in normal
line condition, it takes one minute per check to complete the process (CICS scanning, encoding and uploading).
***If amount is beyond the Teller’s authority, the branch will follow the Bank’s policy.
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10. Check Encashment (Inter-branch)
Acceptance and processing of checks for encashment in any DBP Branch other than
where the account is maintained.
<₱50,000:
₱50
₱50,000.01
to
499,999.99:
₱100
>₱500,000:
₱500
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3. Sign accordingly 3. Request client to None 2 minutes Customer Service
at the back of the sign at the back of Associate (Teller)
check and receive the check as proof
encashed amount. of payment and pay
client
Within the
Branch
Banking
Group –
None
<₱50,000:
₱50
Total 10 minutes
₱50,000.01
to
499,999.99:
₱100
>₱500,000:
₱500
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer
** Scanning/uploading will depend on communication line and the number of checks deposited. On the average and in normal
line condition, it takes one minute per check to complete the process (CICS scanning, encoding and uploading).
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11. Purchase of Manager’s Check
Depositors with existing account in DBP (individual/legal entity) and walk-in clients,
subject to appropriate approval, may apply for purchase of Manager’s Check (MC) with
specified purpose.
2.2 If application
does not have
established
purpose, deny the
request of purchase
of MC
3. If payment is cash 3.1 Receive ₱53.00 3 minutes Customer Service
or on-us check, payment and issue application Associate (Teller)
proceed to Official Receipt fee
Customer Service (OR). (inclusive of
Associate – Teller DST)
and pay
corresponding fees.
3.2 If payment is Customer Service
thru debit to Associate (Teller) &
account, process Customer Service
verification, Associate (UP-
approval and Branch Services)
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debiting of payment
from the client’s
account.
3.3 Prepare MC None 10 minutes CSA (Branch
based on approved Services)
application and
facilitate approval.
3.4 Forward MC to None 2 minutes Customer Service
Admin Staff/MC Associate (New
Releaser to Accounts)
facilitate issuance.
4. Receive MC and 4. Issue MC and None 2 minutes Customer Service
sign in the MC request client to Associate (New
Register sign in the MC Accounts)
Register
₱53.00 25 minutes
application
Total fee
(inclusive
of DST)
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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12. Checkbook Request
Depositors with existing Current/Checking Account in DBP may request for new and/or
additional Checkbook/s with assigned check series.
*Fees
inclusive of
DSTs and
following
TRAIN Law
3.2 If debit to None 5 minutes Customer Service
account, facilitate Associate (UP-
verification, Branch Services)
approval and
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debiting of
payment from
concerned account
4. Get contact details 4. Advise client of None 1 minute Customer Service
of the Branch for the availability of Associate (New
possible follow up the new checkbook Accounts)
and provide
contact details for
possible follow up
5. Return on 5. Establish None 2 minutes Customer Service
scheduled date and identity of the Associate (New
bring valid ID, claimant. Accounts)
including
Authorization Letter if
by representative.
6. Sign in the 6. Encode check in None 3 minutes Customer Service
Checkbook Register the system and Associate (New
request claimant to Accounts)
sign in the
checkbook
register.
7. Receive 7. Release None 1 minute Customer Service
Checkbook checkbook to client Associate (New
Accounts)
Commercial 20 minutes
Check -
₱510;
Personal
Check -
Total
₱285;
MDS - ₱53
Counter
Check - ₱53
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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13. Handling of Walk-In Complaints
DBP clients may approach the Branch’s New Accounts Personnel to report other bank
customer-related incidents and complaints, subject to appropriate evaluation and
resolution, thereof.
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Bank’s complaints
resolution process
(7 days for simple
complaints and 45
days for complex
complaints)
Total None 5 minutes
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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14. Issuance of EC Card (OFWs / OFW Beneficiaries)
DBP EC Card is a convenient card-based account designed for OFWs and OFW
Beneficiaries. OFWs may send money from any Remittance Partners around the
world, and OFW Beneficiaries can withdraw cash from any DBP automated teller
machine, or any ATM of BancNet or Megalink networks. Its features are the
following:
WORRY FREE - zero initial deposit; zero maintaining balance
CONVENIENT - access to account 24/7, anywhere in the world
SAFE - secured with personalized PIN
INTEREST- EARNING ACCOUNT - earn the best savings rate with DBP
INSURED - with PDIC up to a maximum of P500,000 per account holder
Office or Division: OFW & Remittance Marketing Department
Classification: Simple transaction.
Type of Transaction: G2G (Government to Government,
G2C (Govt to Citizen/Client),
G2E (Govt to Employee)
G2B (Govt to Business)
Who may avail: Overseas Filipino Workers and Migrants, Remittance Beneficiaries
of legal age, able to read and write, and not suffering from any
legal disability
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Photocopy of one valid ID Please see Annex A
One-piece recent 1x1 ID picture Client-issued
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Proceed to the New 1. Interview and None 10 minutes Branch Sales
Accounts Section of any brief client with the Associate-New
DBP branch, DBP existing Bank Accounts or
Financial Center or to rules, regulations Remittance Marketing
OFW & Remittance and requirements Staff
Marketing Dept in DBP
Head Office
2. Present original and 2. Check validity of None 3 minutes Branch Sales
submit photocopy of one documents Associate-New
valid ID*, and submit one presented. If in Accounts or
1x1 ID picture order, give client Remittance Marketing
the Application Staff
Form else, request
client to complete
requirements
3. Fill out Account Opening 3. Prepare EC None 10 minutes Branch Sales
Forms Card and Associate-New
corresponding PIN Accounts or
form Remittance Marketing
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Staff
4. Submit duly 4. Verify None 5 minutes Branch Sales
accomplished Account completeness of Associate-New
Opening Forms information. If Accounts or
properly Remittance Marketing
accomplished, Staff
authenticate
signature
5. Once informed of 5. Issue EC Card None 2 minutes Branch Sales
availability of EC Card together with the Associate-New
ATM, proceed to DBP PIN Form Accounts or
branch and sign receiving Remittance Marketing
copy for the EC Card and Staff
the PIN Form. Receive EC
Card.
Total None 30 minutes
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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15. Overseas Remittance – Credit to DBP Account
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*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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16. Overseas Remittance – Credit to Other Bank Account
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2. Beneficiary Withdrawal Funds Any ATM / Bank
withdraws the Fee policy of normally
remittance amount, as Beneficiary available within
needed. Beneficiary Bank will 1 working day
receives the remitted apply. after DBP
amount receives
Remittance
Instruction
from ORTU.
Standard and 20 minutes
Total withdrawal
fees
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies
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17. Overseas Remittance – Cash Pick-Up
Claim remittances at any DBP branches or any of the more than 5,000
accredited/authorized pay outlets nationwide. Payout partners include M.Lhuillier,
Cebuana Lhuillier, and rural banks.
Office or Division: OFW & Remittance Marketing Department
Classification: Simple transaction
Type of Transaction: G2G (Government to Government),
G2C (Govt to Citizen/Client),
G2E (Govt to Employee)
G2B (Govt to Business
Who may avail: Overseas Filipino Workers
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
2. Beneficiary claims the 2. Verify the documents None (fees Funds (Third Party)
remittance amount, at presented by claimant/s are paid by available within Any authorized
his/her convenience. and ensure authenticity remitter or 10 minutes Cash Pick-up
Beneficiary receives the of the remittance ORTU) after DBP location
remittance at any instruction then facilitate receives (M.Lhuillier,
authorized Cash Pick- release of the fund. Remittance Cebuana
up outlet. Instruction Lhuillier, DBP
from ORTU branches)
Standard
prevailing
Total 20 minutes
remittance
fee of
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ORTU
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
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18. Payment Institutions
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payment/contribution
was posted.
Standard
prevailing
Total remittanc 30 minutes
e fee of
ORTU
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer
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DEVELOPMENT LENDING SECTOR
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1. Loan Inquiry, Counseling and Processing
The Development Lending Sector (DLS) will provide guidance and assistance to
prospective loan applications who are interested to avail of our different loan
facilities. Guidance may include determining the best type of loan and explaining
loan requirements or restrictions with discussions of the general policies, terms and
conditions of the proposed borrowing, and the step-by-step process for loan
application, loan processing, documentation, loan release/ implementation, and loan
repayment.
A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
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ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTS FOR SOLE
PROPRIETORSHIPS, PARTNERSHIPS AND
CORPORATE ENTITIES:
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Liabilities (SALN) of Joint and Solidary
Signature (JSS) parties
12. Waiver of confidentiality of client 12. Bank Form
information and/or an authority of the
Bank to conduct random verification
with the BIR in order to establish
authenticity of the ITR and
accompanying financial statements
submitted by the client (DBP Form), if
applicable
13. Authority to provide and obtain credit 13. Bank Form
information to/from credit bureaus and
other banks/creditors
14. List of referred creditors (banks, 14. Provided by the Borrower
financing companies or private parties),
stating name of institution, amount, date
approved, maturity/expiry date,
collateral and outstanding principal
balance, if applicable 15. Provided by the Borrower
15. List of referred trade suppliers (to
include contact person and telephone
number), if applicable
A. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
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5. List of referred creditors (Banks/financing 5. Provided by the borrowing LGU
companies or private parties); State
name/institution, amount, date approved,
maturity/expiry date, collateral and
outstanding principal balance, if applicable
B PRELIMINARY MANDATORY
REQUIREMENTS
FOR RE-IMBURSEMENT
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b. Acquisition of Land
• Deed of Absolute Sale Provided by the borrowing LGU
• Certificate of Full Payment (if any)
• LGU’s Appraisal Committee
Appraisal Report
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Regulation for Banks and BSP Circulars
including BSP Circular 855: Guidelines on
Sound Credit Risk Management Practices.
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• For second hand machineries and
equipment (M&E) as defined under
CP 127, certification on the Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
remaining economic life of the M&E
to be obtained from the supplier
• Rebuilder certification that the
unit/s have been properly
reconditioned or remanufactured Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
and in good running condition (for
local acquisition of reconditioned
heavy equipment only)
• Bureau of Import Services-
Department of Trade and Industry
(BIS-DTI) certification that the Bureau of Import Services-Department of
rebuilder is an accredited truck Trade and Industry (BIS-DTI)
rebuilding center (for local
acquisition of reconditioned heavy
equipment)
• For imported M&E, certification
from the supplier as to the
availability of spare parts of the
M&E to be acquired and the list of Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
accredited local technician
• Rebuilder certification that the
unit/s have been properly
reconditioned or remanufactured
and in good running condition, with Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
Consular authentication, if
executed abroad (for importation of
plant machine 7 equipment/heavy
equipment only)
• For M&E involving transportation
equipment, copy of registration
from the LTO Provided by the borrowing
• Certified true copy of permits and LGU/Supplier/LTO
licenses issued by the issuing
government agencies Provided by the borrowing LGU
c. Refinancing/Take-out
• Statement of Account from a bank/
financing institution Provided by the borrowing LGU/Bank or
Financial Institution where it has an
• Background/status of the original outstanding loan
project financed
1) Infrastructure Provided by the borrowing LGU
a. Complete set of approved
building plans and
specifications, blueprint Provided by the borrowing LGU
copy, detailed bill of
quantities of materials, cost
estimates, scope of work,
details of engineering
design and location/vicinity
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map, survey plans, and
construction contract (if
applicable); Plans for
agricultural structures shall
be signed by a licensed
agricultural engineer
b. Photocopy of owner’s
duplicate title certified by
the AO except titles Provided by the borrowing LGU/RD
mortgaged with other
banks; provide English
translation if wordings are in
Spanish
c. Certified true copy of a lot
plan with vicinity map duly
certified by a Geodetic
Engineer Provided by the borrowing LGU
d. Certified true copy of a land
title and tax declarations
duly verified with the ROD
e. Certified true copy of Provided by the borrowing LGU/RD
permits and licenses issued
by the issuing government
agencies Provided by the borrowing LGU
2) Machinery and Equipment
a. Machinery
drawings/proposed
machinery layout (for
fabrication, process lines) Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
b. Name/Address of Supplier
c. Complete technical
specifications of equipment
and/or brochure of the Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
equipment Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
d. Pro-forma invoices/
quotations/ from suppliers/
importers indicating their
address, contact numbers, Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
validity of quotation, and/or
Offer to Sell/Contract
Agreement duly signed by
the authorized signatories
e. For second hand
machineries and equipment
(M&E) as defined under CP
127, certification on the Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
remaining economic life of
the M&E to be obtained
from the supplier
f. Rebuilder certification that
the unit/s have been
properly reconditioned or
remanufactured and in good
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running condition (for local Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
acquisition of reconditioned
heavy equipment only)
g. Bureau of Import Services-
Department of Trade and
Industry (BIS-DTI)
certification that the
rebuilder is an accredited Provided by the borrowing
truck rebuilding center (for LGU/Supplier/BIS-DTI
local acquisition of
reconditioned heavy
equipment)
h. For imported M&E,
certification from the
supplier as to the availability
of spare parts of the M&E to
be acquired and the list of Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
accredited local technician
i. Rebuilder certification that
the unit/s have been
properly reconditioned or
remanufactured and in good
running condition, with Provided by the borrowing LGU/Supplier
Consular authentication, if
executed abroad (for
importation of plant
machine and
equipment/heavy
equipment only)
j. For M&E involving
transportation equipment,
copy of registration from the
LTO
k. Certified true copy of
permits and licenses issued Provided by the borrowing LGU/LTO
by the issuing government
agencies
l. Deed of sale/official
receipts/ evidence of Provided by the borrowing LGU
ownership reflecting of
acquisition and acquisition
cost
m. Affidavit of ownership and Provided by the borrowing LGU
non-encumbrance
n. For imported units, import
entry declaration from the
Bureau of Customs, LCs,
evidences of payment of Provided by the borrowing LGU
custom duties and taxes,
commercial invoice and Provided by the borrowing LGU/Bureau of
other pertinent documents Customs (BOC)
relative to importation/
acquisition, available
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B. PROJECT-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS:
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equipment only)
For Watercrafts
A. New Construction
1. Provided by the borrower
1. Complete set of plans with
specifications/ vessel’s particular, in
standard size, blue or white print copy,
duly approved by MARINA with English
translation if written in other language 2. Shipbuilder/ Repairer
2. Bill of Materials and Cost Estimates
prepared and signed by the shipbuilder
and/or shipbuilder and repairer 3. Shipbuilder/ Repairer
3. Quotation/construction contract from a
reputable shipbuilder and/or repairer
C. Conversion/Alteration Rehab/Dry
Docking 1. Provided by the borrower
1. Complete set of plans with
specifications/ vessel’s particular, in
standard size, blue or white print copy,
duly approved by MARINA with English
translation if written in other language,
If available or general arrangement
plan 2. LRS/ NKK/ BV/ GL
2. Certificate of Classification from any of
Classification Societies (LRS, NKK,
BV, GL, etc.) 3. Provided by the borrower
3. Altered plans and new plans, complete
with specifications approved by
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MARINA 4. Shipbuilder/ Repairer
4. Quotation or contract from a reputable
shipbuilder and/or repairer 5. Provided by the borrower
5. Detailed Scope of Works, Bill of
Materials and Cost Estimates
breakdown for conversion/ alteration,
rehab and dry docking works
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importation/acquisition
For Watercrafts
B. Conversion/alteration rehab/
drydocking 1. Provided by the borrower
1. Detailed progress of construction or
accomplishment report prepared and
signed by the contractor shipbuilder
and/or repairer 2. Provided by the borrower
2. Official receipts/proof of
purchase/payments 3. Provided by the borrower
3. Test run/ sea trial of the vessel/s (after
completion) 4. Provided by the borrower
4. Certificate of Completion and
Acceptance of all works undertaken (at
100 % complete)
Pre-approval
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1. Environmental Compliance Certificate 1. DENR-EMB
(ECC) – For all Category A projects
(EMB Memorandum Circular No. 05
series of 2014) or non-LGU loans with
loan amount of over Php 100 Million.
2. Building Permit, accompanied by 2. LGU
ancillary permits (i.e. Architectural
Permit, Civil/Structural Permit,
Electrical Permit, Mechanical Permit,
Sanitary Permit, Plumbing Permit, and
Electronics Permit) and Accessory
Permits (e.g. Ground Preparation and
Excavation, etc.) as applicable
3. Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) if 3. NCIP
project includes involuntary
resettlement
4. For projects with ancestral 4. NCIP
domain/land, Certification Precondition
including FPIC; or, for projects near
ancestral domain/land, Certificate of
Non-Overlap
Pre-Release
1. Environmental Compliance Certificate 1. DENR-EMB
(ECC) or Certificate of Non-Coverage
(CNC) – LGU Loans or non-LGU loans
with loan amount of Php 100 Million
and below.
Post-Release
1. Wastewater Discharge Permit – from 1. DENR-EMB
DENR-EMB, for projects that discharge
commercial or industrial wastewater or
will use water for industrial processes,
manufacturing, development activities,
processing of natural resources, or
recovery of natural resources.
Exempted are those projects that fall
under the Laguna Lake Development
Authority (LLDA) which must obtain an
LLDA Clearance for the same
purposes
2. Permit to Operate - for projects that 2. DENR
involve sources of air pollution such as
boilers, generator sets, and pollution
control systems
3. Compliance to ECC/ CNC Conditions 3. Provided by the Borrower
Note:
• Additional documents/information may
be required by the Account Officer for
project screening depending on the
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type of project to be financed.
For Land:
A. Titled
1. Photocopy of owner’s duplicate title 1. Provided by the Borrower
except titles mortgaged with other
banks 2. Provided by the Borrower
2. Latest tax declaration
3. Lot plan with vicinity map duly certified 3. Provided by the Borrower
by a licensed geodetic engineer in
standard size white/blueprint copy
4. Consolidated lot plan with vicinity map 4. Provided by the Borrower
duly certified by a licensed geodetic
engineer, in standard size
white/blueprint copy (for several
adjacent lots)
B. Untitled
1. Latest tax declaration 1. Provided by the Borrower
2. Proof of filing for titling 2. Provided by the Borrower
3. Blueprint plan of the property, if 3. Provided by the Borrower
already surveyed or a sketch plan of
the lot showing the present adjacent
properties, approximate distance and
direction of the boundary lines, and
approximate distance to the nearest
permanent landmark or street
intersection, 1prepared by a licensed
geodetic engineer
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1. Latest tax declaration 1. Provided by the Borrower
For Watercrafts:
1. Complete set of plans with 1. Provided by the Borrower
specifications/ vessel’s particular, in
standard size, blue or white print copy,
duly approved by MARINA with English
translation if written in other language
(if available or General Arrangement
Plan)
2. Provided by the Borrower
2. Certificate of Ownership, Certificate of
Vessel Registry, Tonnage
Measurement Certificate, Ship Safety
Certificate and other certificates and
licenses necessary for the vessel’s
operation
3. LRS/ NKK/ BV/ GL
3. Certificate of Classification from any of
Classification Societies (LRS,
NKK.BV,GL, etc.)
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Contract
4. Placement of comprehensive 4. Provided by the Borrower
insurance, as applicable, and the
submission of photocopy of official
receipt, or any proof of payment of
insurance premium.
C. PROGRAM-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS:
INFRASTRUCTURE PROGRAMS
VESSEL ACQUISITION
Pre-Release Requirement
1. Certification of Authority/Authorization 1. MARINA
Letter from MARINA to acquire vessel
through foreign/local construction duly
certified by Corporate Secretary
2. Contract/Memorandum of agreement
between Proponent and vessel 2. Provided by the borrower
supplier/ship building contractor
3. Current Boat Builder’s license, if
applicable 3. Provided by the borrower
4. Performance bond to be posted by
shipbuilder throughout the duration of 4. Provided by the borrower
the construction. The bond should be
endorsed in favor
5. Applicable Transportation Insurance
(required before financed vessel will be 5. Provided by the borrower
transported to Philippines, as
applicable)
6. Sea Trial and Acceptance Report
(before final release) 6. Provided by the borrower
7. Certificates of Ownership, Registration
and Public Convenience (MARINA) 7. MARINA
Post-Release Requirement
1. As-built complete ship plans and
General Arrangement Plan (GAP), with 1. MARINA
detailed specifications/ particulars (all
in English text) of subject-vessel, duly
approved/ stamped by class society
and MARINA
2. Certificate of Compliance from IMO
MARPOL Convention 2. Provided by the borrower
3. Appropriate insurance coverage placed 3. Provided by the borrower
through DBP appointed
4. brokers and policy endorsed in favor of
DBP (of the asset financed) 4. Provided by the borrower
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TRANSPORT TERMINAL/TOURISM
BUILDING
Pre-Release Requirement
1. Approved building plans
2. Environmental Compliance Certificate 1. Provided by the borrower
or Certificate of Non-Coverage, as 2. DENR-EMB
issued by DENR
3. Zoning Certificate/Locational
Clearance from the HLURB/LGU, as 3. HLURB/ LGU
applicable
4. Earth/Tree Balling Permit issued by
DENR- EMB for the earth balling 4. DENR-EMB
activities, as applicable
5. Clearance/Permit from the concerned
Protected Area Management Board if 5. Protected Area Management Board
the proposed zone is within a
Protected Area, as applicable.
6. Certification Precondition/Certificate of
Non-overlap issued by National 6. NCIP
Commission for Indigenous People
(NCIP), if applicable
7. Operation and Maintenance Plan
8. Resettlement Action Plan (as 7. Provided by the borrower
applicable) 8. Provided by the borrower
9. Site Development Plan
9. Provided by the borrower
Post-Release Requirement
1. Discharge permit as required under
Clean Water Act 1. DENR
2. Water Permit from NWRB, as
applicable 2. NWRB
3. Occupancy Permit
4. Sanitary Permit 3. Provided by the borrower
5. Accreditation of a Pollution Control 4. Provided by the borrower
Officer as stipulated under DENR 5. DENR
Administrative Order No. 26, as
applicable
6. Permit to Operate needs to be secured
from DENR – EMB for the use of 6. DENR-EMB
generator, as applicable
7. Fire Safety Certificate, as applicable
7. Provided by the borrower
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National Electrification Administration's
Electric Cooperative (EC) 2. NEA
Categorization
3. Restructuring Agreement or Special
Payment Agreement with PSALM
Corporation 3. Provided by the borrower/ PSALM
4. PSALM Certification that EC's account
is classified as current and has
established satisfactory track record of 4. Provided by the borrower/ PSALM
at least six (6) consecutive payments
of the required amortization of principal
and interest
5. Latest PSALM Statement of Account 5. Provided by the borrower/ PSALM
Pre-Release Requirement
1. Deed of Assignment of Receivables
with recourse in favor of DBP
2. Deed of Assignment of Deposit 1. Bank Form
withhold-out provision equivalent to
three (3) monthly amortizations based
on total maturing obligations of the 2. Bank Form
term loan
Post-Release Requirement
1. Official Receipt from PSALM as proof
of payment of loans 1. Provided by the borrower/ PSALM
Specific Requirement
1. Clearance from the National 1. NEA
Electrification Administration (NEA) to
obtain financial assistance from DBP
stipulating among others the loan
purpose/s for loans with tenor of more
than one year
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from the Distribution Utility (DU) for
the acceptability of Distribution
Impact Study
4. Electricity Sales Agreement (for 4. Provided by the borrower
bilateral agreement; provisionally or
with finality) approved by the Energy
Regulatory Commission (ERC)
5. Certificate of Confirmation of 5. DOE
Commerciality by Department of
Energy (DOE)
6. For Renewable Energy Projects, 6. DOE
Renewable Energy Operating
Contract issued by DOE
7. For Biomass/Diesel Projects, Long 7. Provided by the borrower
Term Fuel Supply Agreement
8. For Diesel Projects, Certificate of 8. DOE
Endorsement issued by the DOE
9. Certificate of Compliance from ERC 9. ERC
10. Connection Agreement with DU 10. Provided by the borrower
11. Operation and Maintenance Contract 11. Provided by the borrower
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applicable)
General Requirements
1. Mindanao Development Authority 1. Provided by the borrowing LGU
(MINDA) Endorsement Letter
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
1. Registered with CDA or Securities and 1. SEC / Cooperative Development
Exchange Commission (SEC), as Authority (CDA)
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evidenced by a Certificate of
Registration and Certificate of
Compliance, whichever is applicable
2. Certification from DOTr that the 2. Department of Transportation
identified supplier is compliant with the
PNS specification
3. Approved Local Public Transport Route 3. Land Transportation Franchising and
Plan (LPTRP) or Route Rationalization Regulatory Board (LTFRB)
Plan (RRP)
4. Certified True Copy of LTFRB Notice of 4. LTFRB
Selection for new/developmental routes
or Application for Consolidation of
Individual Franchise
5. Notarized Agreement/Contract from the 5. AFCS Service Provider
AFCS Service Provider (to be verified by
the Account Officer)
6. Vehicle sales quotation (including cost of 6. Supplier/s
AFCS, GPS, speed limiter and other
required features) from chosen
supplier/dealer of the borrower shall be
subject to the final validation by
PACID/PACIFT
7. Certified true copy of BIR Certificate of 7. Bureau of Internal Revenue
Exemption (for Cooperatives only, if
available)
8. Certification of Compliance (CoC) from 8. Department of Transportation
DOTr on specific type of the units to be
acquired.
Pre-Approval Requirements:
1. Approved Local Public Transport Route 1. Registry of Deeds
Plan (LPTRP) or Route Rationalization
Plan (RRP)
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2. Certified True Copy of LTFRB Notice of 2. Land Transportation Office
Selection for new/developmental routes
or Application for Consolidation of
Individual Franchise or Provisional
Authority (PA) for existing routes.
3. Agreement/Contract from the AFCS 3. AFCS Service Provider
Service Provider
4. Letter from the Borrower indicating the 4. Provided by the borrower
preferred supplier/dealer
• Vehicle sales quotation (including cost
of AFCS, GPS, speed limiter and
other required features)
• Certificate of Compliance to PNS of the
vehicle issued by DOTr
• Certified true copy of BIR Certificate of
Exemption (for cooperatives only, if
applicable)
Pre-Release Requirements:
1. Provisional Authority (PA) or Special 1. LTFRB
Permit issued by LTFRB
2. Chattel Mortgage/REM (if with support 2. Registry of Deeds
facilities) registered in favor of DBP.
3. Original LTO Official Receipt and 3. LTO
Certificate of Registration duly
encumbered with DBP.
4. Proof of 5% equity from the borrower 4. Provided by the borrower
paid to the dealer/supplier.
5. PACID/PACIFT or Third-Party 5. DBP Property Appraisal and Credit
Appraiser’s verification report on Investigation Department (PACID) /
financed units/support facilities and Property Appraisal and Credit Investigation
AFCS (should be operational and Field Team (PACIFT) / Accredited Third-
capable to record, monitor and report the Party Appraiser
revenue of the vehicle units). The AFCS
should be able to operate on cash and
card payments, and/or mobile payment
application. If cash payment, AFCS
should be able to issue receipt/ticket.
6. Certified true copy of BIR Certificate of 6. Bureau of Internal Revenue
Exemption (for Cooperatives only, if
applicable).
7. Comprehensive Insurance on vehicle 7. DBP Insurance Brokerage, Inc. (DIBI)
unit based on appraised value, to be
placed through DBP Insurance
Brokerage, Inc. (DIBI), and assigned in
favor of DBP.
8. Letter from the Borrower indicating 8. Provided by the borrower
preferred supplier/dealer. Loan and
equity subsidy shall be released to the
Borrower. An Authority to Debit account
shall be issued by the borrower to DBP
to credit the loan proceeds and equity
subsidy to the supplier/dealer’s account
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with DBP.
9. Delivery of vehicles verified and 9. Supplier/s
accepted by the Borrower as evidenced
by the Delivery Receipts.
Post-Release Requirements:
ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS
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Pre-release Requirements:
ss
Green Financing Program (GFP)
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MGB including Geological
Investigation Report (GIR)
13. Zoning Permit / Locational Clearance 13. LGU
14. Tree Cutting Permit 14. DENR
15. Water Permit or Water Service 15. NWRB/ Water Service Providers
Agreement with Water Service
Providers
16. Building Permit issued by the LGU 16. LGU
17. Transporter Registration Certificate 17. DENR
18. Permit to Transport 18. DENR
19. Hazardous Waste Registration 19. DENR
20. Treatment, Storage and Disposal 20. DENR
(TSD) Facility Permit
21. Feasibility Study or Project 21. Provided by the borrower
Proposal containing relevant
information
22. Pollution Control Officer Accreditation 22. DENR/LLDA
Certificate issued by the DENR /
LLDA
23. Permit to Operate Air Pollution Source 23. DENR
Installations (APSI) / Control Facilities
24. Wastewater Discharge Permit for 24. DENR/LLDA
DENR/LLDA
Inss
Lending Initiatives for Sanitation (LINIS)
Program
Pre-release Requirements:
1. Environmental Compliance 1. DENR-EMB
Certificate issued by DENR EMB, if
➢ Domestic wastewater design
capacity of >30 m3;
➢ Biosolids processing facility
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annual production rate of > 3,750
MT
➢ Diesel Generator with capacity of
> 1 Megawatt ; or
2. Certificate of Non-Coverage issued 2. DENR-EMB
by DENR EMB, if
➢ Domestic wastewater design
capacity of <30 m3;
➢ Biosolids processing facility
annual production rate of < 3,750
MT;
➢ Diesel Generator with capacity
of < 1 Megawatt
3. Permit to cut trees (as applicable)
issued by DENR EMB 3. DENR-EMB
4. Zoning Certification Locational
Clearance issued by the LGU 4. LGU
5. Clearance for Development
Plans/Projects within Laguna de Bay 5. Provided by borrower (as applicable)
Region (as applicable) issued by
LLDA
6. Clearing/Fencing/Excavation Permit
issued by the LGU 6. LGU
7. Permit to install (for mechanical
equipment) issued by the LGU 7. LGU
Post-Release Requirements:
1. Discharge Permit issued by DENR 1. DENR-EMB
EMB
2. Permit to Operate Air Pollution Source 2. DENR-EMB
issued by DENR EMB (e.g. generator
set)
3. Environmental Sanitation Clearance 3. DOH
issued by DOH
4. Accreditation of Pollution Control Officer 4. DENR-EMB
by DENR EMB
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compliance to Philippine National
Standards for Drinking Water parameters
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REQUIREMENTS
• NWRB Drilling Permit (for ground
water development) NWRB
• Water Permit issued by NWRB
• DENR-EMB Environmental NWRB
Compliance Certificate (ECC) DENR-EMB
/Certificate of Non-Coverage (CNC)
including copies of the proponent’s
Initial Environmental Examination (IEE)
of the Environmental Impact
Assessment (EIA) reports.
• Water Supply Agreement/Memorandum
of Agreement/Joint Venture Agreement Provided by the borrower
with partner proponent (as applicable)
SOCIAL PROGRAMS
Pre-Release Requirements
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Retirement Authority (PRA) for 5. PRA
Retirement village/communities, as
applicable
6. Special Use Permit (for bathing
establishment) 6. DENR
7. Wildlife Collector’s Permit issued either
by PAWB or concerned DENR 7. PAWB / DENR
Regional Office, if applicable
8. Wildlife Import Certification issued by
the concerned DENR Regional Office, 8. DENR
if applicable
9. Wildlife Registration, if applicable
10. Operation and Maintenance Plan 9. DENR
10. Provided by the LGU Borrower
If project involves Acquisition of Land
1. Deed of Absolute Sale 1. Provided by the LGU Borrower
2. Certificate of Full Payment (if any) 2. Provided by the LGU Borrower
3. LGU’s Appraisal Committee Appraisal 3. Provided by the LGU Borrower
Report
4. Certified true copy of a land title and 4. Provided by the LGU Borrower
tax declarations duly verified with the
ROD.
5. Deed of Undertaking to transfer 5. Provided by the LGU Borrower
ownership of property/ies/land to be
acquired under the name of the LGU
within one (1) year from date of loan
release and submit certified true copy
of the title to DBP
Post-Release Requirements
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1. Accreditation of Accommodation
Establishments for hotels, resorts and
apartment hotels from the Department
of Tourism (DOT) (for tourism projects)
Note:
• For project purposes related to
education, health, housing, power,
solid waste and water, please refer to
the requirements of the following
programs:
Project Purpose Program
Education ESKWELA
Health SHIELD
Housing BAHAY
Power FUSED
Solid-Waste GFP
Water WATER
• Project requirements may be
adjusted/revised based on changes in
applicable laws, rules and regulations,
and policies.
• Additional guidelines for project
specific requirements may be issued,
as necessary.
Pre-Approval Requirements
1. Government Permit to Operate / 1. Department of Education (DepEd)
Government Recognition (for new
educational institution)
2. Application to Establish a School received 2. Commission on Higher Education (CHED)
by CHED (for new education institution)
3. Application of Program received by CHED 3. CHED
(if there will be new program to be offered)
4. Certificate of Program Registration from 4. Technical Education and Skills
TESDA (for technical & vocational Development Authority (TESDA)
education and training)
5. CHED Endorsement for programs & 5. CHED
projects of PEIs
Pre-Release Requirement
1. List of student borrowers with 1. Provided by the Borrower
corresponding amount, term, purpose for
lending to students
2. Copy of the current AY's Billing 2. Provided by the Borrower
Statement for SHS VP Financing Facility
3. Deed of Assignment of Receivables for 3. Bank Form
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SHS VP Financing Facility
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2. Permit to Construct secured from DOH 2. DOH
3. License to Operate issued by the DOH 3. DOH
4. PhilHealth Accreditation 4. PhilHealth
5. Permit to Operate (for air pollution 5. DENR-EMB
source installations like boiler,
generator set, and its pollution control
system) secured from DENR-EMB
6. Permit to transport of waste from 6. DENR/EMB
DENR-EMB/MOA with DENR-
accredited health care waste TSD
provider
7. Water Permit from NWRB or service 7. NWRB/Water District
contract/proof of water service
connection from the local water district,
whichever is applicable
8. Wastewater Discharge Permit secured 8. DENR-EMB/LLDA
from DENR-EMB/LLDA
9. Hazardous Waste Generator’s 9. DENR/EMB
Registration from DENR-EMB
10. Healthcare Waste Management 10. Provided by the Borrower
Program/Plan for health facilities (if
applicable)
11. Annual Health Facility Statistical 11. Provided by the Borrower
Report (submitted annually)
12. Birthing Homes (DOH AO No. 2012- 12. Newborn Screening Reference Center –
0012), if existing - Certificate as a National Institutes of Health (NSRC-NIH)
Newborn Screening Facility from the or respective DOH-Regional Offices
Newborn Screening Reference Center (DOH-ROs)
- National Institutes of Health (NSRC-
NIH) or your respective DOH-Regional
Offices (DOH-ROs)
13. Clinical Laboratory (DM No. 2009- 13. NRL
0086): if existing - Certificate of
participation/registration in National
External Quality Assurance Scheme
(NEQAS) from National Reference
Laboratory (NRL)
Post-Release Requirement
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DENR-EMB/MOA with DENR-
accredited health care waste TSD
provider
6. PhilHealth Accreditation 6. PhilHealth
7. Water permit from NWRB or service 7. NWRB/Water District
contract/proof of water service
connection from the local water district,
whichever is applicable
8. Hazardous Waste Generator’s 8. DENR-EMB
Registration from DENR-EMB
9. Healthcare Waste Management 9. Provided by the borrower
Program/Plan for health facilities (if
applicable)
10. Accreditation Certificate of Pollution 10. DENR-EMB
Control Officer
11. Annual Health Facility Statistical 11. Provided by the borrower
Report (submitted annually
12. Birthing Homes (DOH AO No. 2012- 12. National Screening Reference Center –
0012): if new – Certificate as a National Institutes of Health (NSRC-NIH)
Newborn Screening Facility from the or respective DOH-Regional Offices
Newborn Screening Reference Center (DOH-ROs)
- National Institutes of Health (NSRC-
NIH) or your respective DOH-Regional
Offices (DOH-ROs)
13. Clinical Laboratory (DM No. 2009- 13. NRL
0086): if new – Certificate of
participation/registration in National
External Quality Assurance Scheme
(NEQAS) from National Reference
Laboratory (NRL)
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
1. Duly-accomplished Loan Record Form 1. Bank Form
2. Duly-accomplished Customer Information 2. Bank Form
File Form
3. Duly-accomplished Confidential 3. Bank Form
Information Sheet
4. Data Privacy Consent Form 4. Bank Form
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8. List of stockholders and their 8. Provided by the borrower
stockholdings
9. Business Permits 9. LGU (Barangay/Municipal/City Hall)
10. BIR-filed Financial Statements (Last 3 10. Provided by the borrower
years)
11. Latest Interim Financial Statements 11. Provided by the borrower
12. Certified True Copies of the Collateral 12. Provided by the borrower
Documents for Initial Submission and
Original Copy
13. Board Resolution/Secretary’s Certificate 13. Provided by the borrower
bearing the Official Signatories and
allowing transactions with DBP
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3. Audited Financial Statements, BIR-filed 3. Bureau of Internal Revenue
for the last 3 years (if applicable),
except for start-up operations
4. Latest Interim Financial Statements or 4. Provided by the borrower
alternatives (if applicable)
5. Bio-data of key officers 5. Provided by the borrower
6. Business Permits (Mayor’s Permit & 6. LGU (Barangay/Municipality/City Hall)
Barangay Permit)
7. Copies of collateral documents 7. Provided by the borrower
8. Plans & specifications signed by an 8. Provided by the Borrower/Professional
Agricultural Engineer, detailed cost Agricultural Engineer
estimate, project time schedule, project
brief
9. Specifications and drawings with 9. Contractor
certification on the availability of spare
parts locally for machinery/equipment
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Corporate Secretary, or equivalent
document, authorizing the business
relationship and the signatory to sign in
behalf of the entity
5. At least 2 copies of valid government 5. Provided by the borrower
IDs of the designated signatories
PRE-APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
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PRE-RELEASE REQUIREMENTS
POST-RELEASE REQUIREMENTS
PRE-APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
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11. Board Resolution authorizing the
organization to borrow and designating 11. Provided by the borrower
authorized signatories
12. Audited Financial Statement for the 12. Bureau of Internal Revenue
last year, or latest interim financial
statement if applicable
13. ITR and SALN
14. Photocopy of Articles of 13. Provided by the Borrower
Incorporation/Cooperation and By-laws 14. Provided by the Borrower
if applicable
PRE-RELEASE REQUIREMENTS
POST-RELEASE REQUIREMENTS
1. Accredited PCO
2. Permit to operate – generator set, if 1. Provided by the borrower
applicable 2. DENR – Environmental Management
3. Contract/Agreement with Integrator, if Bureau
applicable 3. Integrator
4. Project completion Report
4. Provided by the borrower
PRE-APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
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Form)
6. Project Brief/Business Plan
6. Provided by the borrower
If loan facility is under the Rediscounting
Line Facility for Financial Institutions
PRE-APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
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applicants only)
9. For projects involving constructions: 9. Provided by the borrower
Cost Estimates, Plans and
Specifications, Bill of Materials and
Work Program/Schedules;
10. For RBs, copy of year-end and latest 10. Provided by the borrower
quarterly Risk Based Capital
Adequacy Ratio (RBCAR) Report as
submitted to BSP
11. Copy of updated Income Tax Return, 11. Provided by the borrower
duly stamped as received by the
Bureau of Internal Revenue, together
with the supporting financial
statements, as applicable
12. Data Privacy Consent Form 12. Bank Form
PRE-RELEASE REQUIREMENTS
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4. Post-dated checks corresponding to
the amortization schedule (if
applicable)
5. If without physical delivery or 5. Bank Template
submission of original sub-borrowers’
PNs and underlying collateral
document, a duly notarized
certification that the assigned
promissory notes with the underlying
collaterals:
• Are current
• Are in the custody of the Partner FI
and available for inspection and
physical transfer anytime at the option
of DBP through its authorized
representative
• Have not been assigned to any other
financial institution, including the
BSP.
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
Individual Farmers
1. Filled-out Loan Application Form 1. Bank Form
2. Photocopy of one valid government- 2. Provided by the borrower
issued ID or Barangay Certification
3. Sworn affidavit and/or Certification of no 3. Provided by the borrower
outstanding loans from any lending
institution/Da-ACPC for the same project
Cooperatives
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1. Accomplished Loan Application Form 1. Bank Form
2. Certificate of Accreditation from DA 2. Department of Agriculture
3. Photocopy of Certificate of Registration 3. Provided by the borrower
from the CDA
4. Copies of Articles of Incorporation and 4. Provided by the borrower
By-Laws
5. Bio-data of incumbent officers and Board 5. Provided by the borrower
of Directors with photocopy of valid
government-issued ID
6. Board Resolution authorizing the 6. Provided by the borrower
Cooperative to borrow and designating
authorized signatories
7. Audited Financial Statement for the last 7. Provided by the borrower
year, or latest interim financial statement
for start-ups
8. Business Plan/Consolidated Farm Plan 8. Provided by the borrower
and Budget, if applicable
9. Current year Business Permit 9. Barangay/Municipal/City Hall
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
Retail Lending
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
1. Letter of Intent 1. Bank Form
2. DBP Application Forms 2. Bank Form
3. Data Privacy Consent Form 3. Bank Form
4. Copy of Updated Income Tax Return 4. Bureau of Internal Revenue
(ITR), duly stamped as received by the
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR),
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together with the supporting financial
statements, as applicable (in
accordance with BSP Circular No. 855,
s. of 2014)
5. Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) 5. Bureau of Internal Revenue
Audited Financial Statement for 2019
6. Interim Financial Statement 6. Provided by the borrower
7. Two (2) copies of valid government- 7. Provided by the borrower
issued IDs with pictures.
8. Latest Business Permits (Mayor’s 8. LGU (Barangay/Municipal/City Hall)
Permit and Barangay Permit)
9. Latest SSS Contribution Collection List 9. Social Security System
(form R3) prior to loan application, to
serve as basis for number of
employees prior to the pandemic (for
this purpose, the proof of payment to
SSS of employee benefits in
December 2019 is required)
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Certificate), authorizing the business
relationship and the signatory to sign
in behalf of the entity.
Specific Requirements for Cooperatives
1. Certified True Copy of CDA Certificate
of Registration 1. Cooperative Development Authority
2. Certified True Copy of Articles of
Incorporation and By-Laws 2. Provided by the borrower
3. Bio-data of incumbent officers and
Board of Directors with photocopy of 3. Provided by the borrower
valid government-issued ID
4. Board Resolution duly certified by the
Corporate Secretary, or equivalent 4. Provided by the borrower
document (e.g. Secretary’s
Certificate), authorizing the business
relationship and the signatory to sign
in behalf of the entity
5. List of shareholders/cooperative
members with their shareholdings 5. Provided by the borrower
Wholesale Lending
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
1. Board Resolution duly signed by the
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Board of Directors or Board of 1. Provided by the borrower
Trustees (whichever is applicable) or
duly notarized Secretary’s Certificate
• Authorizing the FI to borrow funds,
negotiate and enter into agreement
with the Bank, and designating at least
two (2) officers of the FI (with their
respective specimen signatures);
• Authorizing the designated signatories
to sign, endorse loan documents,
Deed of Assignments, notes and other
documents pertaining to the loan
obtained from DBP.
2. List of Incumbent Members of the
Board of Directors/ Trustees and 2. Provided by the borrower
principal officers indicating therein their
respective educational attainment and
work experience as of recent date;
3. List of existing principal shareholders
and their stockholdings (with 10%) or 3. Provided by the borrower
more of total shares;
4. Audited Financial Statements (FS)
(i.e., Balance Sheets and Income
Statements) for the past three (3) 4. Provided by the borrower
years and latest interim FS, which
should not be more than six (6)
months old;
5. Brief Company Profile; 5. Provided by the borrower
6. Articles of Incorporation/ Corporation 6. Provided by the borrower
and By-laws including amendments
thereto, if any;
7. Certificate of Registration with
Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC) and/or Certificate of Authority to 7. SEC/BSP
Operate from the BSP (if applicable);
8. Deed of Assignment
9. Copy of year-end and latest quarterly 8. Provided by the borrower
Risk Based Capital Adequacy Ratio
(RBCAR) Report as submitted to BSP; 9. Provided by the borrower
and
10. The borrower shall execute a Data
Privacy Consent Form or Credit 10. Bank form
Information Authority.
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
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1. Letter of Intent
2. DBP Application Forms 1. Provided by the borrower
3. Endorsement Letter from DTI, 2. Bank Form
indicating among others the amount of
the matching grant 3. Department of Trade and Industry
4. Signed Market Agreement (if
applicable)
5. Photocopy of valid government-issued 4. Provided by the borrower
ID of authorized signatory/ies
6. Audited Financial Statements and 5. Provided by the borrower
Income Tax Returns for the last three
(3) years duly stamped as received by 6. Provided by the borrower
the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR);
7. Latest Business Permits (Mayor’s
Permit and Barangay Permit); 7. Barangay/Municipal/City Hall
8. Business Plan/Detailed Investment
Plan (if applicable); 8. Provided by the borrower
SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
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business relationship and the signatory
to sign in behalf of the entity 3. Provided by the borrower
Documentary Requirements
Standard Requirements
1. Letter of Intent 1. Provided by the borrower
2. DBP Application Form 2. Bank Form
3. Income Tax Returns for the last three
(3) years with accompanying Audited 3. Provided by the borrower
Financial Statement
4. Latest interim financial statements (if
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applicable) 4. Provided by the borrower
5. Approved subdivision plan
6. Certificate of Registration/License to 5. Provided by the borrower
Sell issued by DHSUD 6. DHSUD
7. DENR Environmental Compliance
Certificate or Certificate of Non- 7. DENR
Coverage
8. Applicable Licenses and permits (DTI,
SEC Registration, Development 8. Appropriate Agencies
Permits, Mayor’s Permit)
Basic Requirements
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1. Letter of Intent 1. Provided by the borrower
2. DBP Application Forms 2. Bank Form
3. Photocopy of valid government-issued 3. Provided by the borrower
ID of the principal or authorized
signatory
4. Certified true copy of transfer
certificate of title (TCT) or Title Lease 4. Provided by the borrower
Agreement or Tenurial Agreement with
DENR
5. Audited Financial Statements and
Income Tax Returns for the last three 5. Provided by the borrower
(3) years duly stamped as received by
the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
6. Latest Business Permits (Mayor’s
6. Appropriate agencies
Permit and Barangay Permit)
7. CDMP/IMP/CRMF & FYWP for tenure
7. DENR
holders
8. Business Plan for private landowners
9. Certificate of Tree Plantation 8. Provided by the borrower
Ownership from DENR (private
landowners) 9. Provided by the borrower
10. Endorsement Letter from DENR
10. DENR
APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
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13. ITR and SALN 14. Provided by the Borrower
14. Photocopy of Articles of
Incorporation/Cooperation and By-laws
if applicable 15. Partner Integrator
15. Notice of approval/commitment letter
from or Contract Agreement with the
Integrator, whichever is applicable
REQUIREMENTS
APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
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6. Project Brief/Business Plan 6. Provided by the borrower
APPROVAL REQUIREMENTS
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9. For projects involving constructions:
Cost Estimates, Plans and
Specifications, Bill of Materials and
Work Program/Schedules;
10. For RBs, copy of year-end and latest
quarterly Risk Based Capital Adequacy
Ratio (RBCAR) Report as submitted to
BSP
11. Copy of updated Income Tax Return,
duly stamped as received by the
Bureau of Internal Revenue, together
with the supporting financial
statements, as applicable
12. Data Privacy Consent Form
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
Individual Farmers
1. Filled-out Loan Application Form 1. Bank Form
2. Photocopy of one valid government- 2. Provided by the borrower
issued ID or Barangay Certification
3. Sworn affidavit and/or Certification of 3. Provided by the borrower
no outstanding loans from any lending
institution/Da-ACPC for the same
project
Cooperatives
1. Accomplished Loan Application Form 1. Bank Form
2. Certificate of Accreditation from DA 2. Department of Agriculture
3. Photocopy of Certificate of Registration 3. Provided by the borrower
from the CDA
4. Copies of Articles of Incorporation and 4. Provided by the borrower
By-Laws
5. Bio-data of incumbent officers and 5. Provided by the borrower
Board of Directors with photocopy of
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valid government-issued ID
6. Board Resolution authorizing the 6. Provided by the borrower
Cooperative to borrow and designating
authorized signatories
7. Audited Financial Statement for the 7. Provided by the borrower
last year, or latest interim financial
statement for start-ups
8. Business Plan/Consolidated Farm Plan 8. Provided by the borrower
and Budget, if applicable
9. Current year Business Permit 9. Barangay/Municipal/City Hall
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
Retail Lending
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
1. Letter of Intent 1. Bank Form
2. DBP Application Forms 2. Bank Form
3. Data Privacy Consent Form 3. Bank Form
4. Copy of Updated Income Tax Return 4. Bureau of Internal Revenue
(ITR), duly stamped as received by the
Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR),
together with the supporting financial
statements, as applicable (in
accordance with BSP Circular No. 855,
s. of 2014)
5. Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) 5. Bureau of Internal Revenue
Audited Financial Statement for 2019
6. Interim Financial Statement 6. Provided by the borrower
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7. Two (2) copies of valid government- 7. Provided by the borrower
issued IDs with pictures.
8. Latest Business Permits (Mayor’s 8. LGU (Barangay/Municipal/City Hall)
Permit and Barangay Permit)
9. Latest SSS Contribution Collection List 9. Social Security System
(form R3) prior to loan application, to
serve as basis for number of
employees prior to the pandemic (for
this purpose, the proof of payment to
SSS of employee benefits in December
2019 is required)
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1. Certified True Copy of CDA Certificate 1. Cooperative Development Authority
of Registration
2. Certified True Copy of Articles of 2. Provided by the borrower
Incorporation and By-Laws
3. Bio-data of incumbent officers and 3. Provided by the borrower
Board of Directors with photocopy of
valid government-issued ID
4. Board Resolution duly certified by the 4. Provided by the borrower
Corporate Secretary, or equivalent
document (e.g. Secretary’s Certificate),
authorizing the business relationship
and the signatory to sign in behalf of
the entity
5. List of shareholders/cooperative 5. Provided by the borrower
members with their shareholdings
Wholesale Lending
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
1. Board Resolution duly signed by the 1. Provided by the borrower
Board of Directors or Board of Trustees
(whichever is applicable) or duly
notarized Secretary’s Certificate
• Authorizing the FI to borrow funds,
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negotiate and enter into agreement
with the Bank, and designating at least
two (2) officers of the FI (with their
respective specimen signatures);
• Authorizing the designated signatories
to sign, endorse loan documents, Deed
of Assignments, notes and other
documents pertaining to the loan
obtained from DBP.
2. List of Incumbent Members of the 2. Provided by the borrower
Board of Directors/ Trustees and
principal officers indicating therein their
respective educational attainment and
work experience as of recent date;
3. List of existing principal shareholders 3. Provided by the borrower
and their stockholdings (with 10%) or
more of total shares;
4. Audited Financial Statements (FS) (i.e., 4. Provided by the borrower
Balance Sheets and Income
Statements) for the past three (3) years
and latest interim FS, which should not
be more than six (6) months old;
5. Brief Company Profile; 5. Provided by the borrower
6. Articles of Incorporation/ Corporation 6. Provided by the borrower
and By-laws including amendments
thereto, if any;
7. Certificate of Registration with 7. SEC/BSP
Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC) and/or Certificate of Authority to
Operate from the BSP (if applicable);
8. Deed of Assignment 8. Provided by the borrower
9. Copy of year-end and latest quarterly 9. Provided by the borrower
Risk Based Capital Adequacy Ratio
(RBCAR) Report as submitted to BSP;
and
10. The borrower shall execute a Data 10. Bank form
Privacy Consent Form or Credit
Information Authority.
STANDARD REQUIREMENTS:
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the matching grant
4. Signed Market Agreement (if
applicable) 4. Provided by the borrower
5. Photocopy of valid government-issued
ID of authorized signatory/ies 5. Provided by the borrower
6. Audited Financial Statements and
Income Tax Returns for the last three 6. Provided by the borrower
(3) years duly stamped as received by
the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR);
7. Latest Business Permits (Mayor’s
Permit and Barangay Permit); 7. Barangay/Municipal/City Hall
8. Business Plan/Detailed Investment
Plan (if applicable); 8. Provided by the borrower
SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS
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1. Certified True Copy of SEC Certificate
of Registration; 1. SEC
2. Certified True Copy of Articles of
Incorporation and By-Laws; 2. Provided by the borrower
3. Latest General Information Sheet
and/or additional documents to fully 3. Provided by the borrower
establish beneficial owners of the legal
entity;
4. Board Resolution duly certified by the 4. Provided by the borrower
Corporate Secretary, or equivalent
document (e.g. Secretary’s Certificate),
authorizing the business relationship
and the signatory to sign in behalf of
the entity
Documentary Requirements
Standard Requirements
1. Letter of Intent 1. Provided by the borrower
2. DBP Application Form 2. Bank Form
3. Income Tax Returns for the last three 3. Provided by the borrower
(3) years with accompanying Audited
Financial Statement
4. Latest interim financial statements (if
applicable) 4. Provided by the borrower
5. Approved subdivision plan
6. Certificate of Registration/License to 5. Provided by the borrower
Sell issued by DHSUD 6. DHSUD
7. DENR Environmental Compliance
Certificate or Certificate of Non- 7. DENR
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Coverage
8. Applicable Licenses and permits (DTI,
SEC Registration, Development
Permits, Mayor’s Permit) 8. Appropriate Agencies
Basic Requirements
• Acknowledge
submitted
documents and
inform
applicant/client if
there are
lacking/additional
documents in
writing.
Receiving of
complete loan
requirements
o Market
o Manageme
nt
o Financial
o Developme
ntal Impact
Analysis
If applicant passed
the evaluation
criteria, recommend
the application for
approval through
Credit Proposal (CP)
Stage 3: Approval
Phase
• Credit Proposal If approval is at
is approved, the level of:
• Department/
Lending
Center Head
– 5 days
• Group
Heads – 10
days
• Loan
Committee –
15 days
• Credit
Committee –
15 days
• Executive
Committee/
Board – 20
days
Sending of Notice of
Approval/
Disapproval
• Send notice of 3 days
approval to the
client and if not
approved, notify
client of the
disapproval
Step 3 Stage 4: None 1 day Head Office
• For approved Documentation Lending Unit or
loan/s: Go back to Phase Provincial
the Lending Unit to • Request (With separate Lending Center
sign loan preparation of Turn Around
documents legal documents Time [TAT] of Account Officer
from Legal about 15 days (AO)/ Account
• For denied loans: Services Group to be provided Officer Assistant
Receive submitted (LSG) by LSG) (AOA)
documents
Default for
late
payment
24% p.a. of
past due
amount
2. Request for list of 2. Provide the list None 1 minute Marketing Officer
documentary of documentary
requirements for requirements.
the
product/service.
* The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
The fund is a multi-class money market fund that aims to generate a steady flow of
income with emphasis on capital preservation through investments in deposit
products of DBP and the accredited banks of the Trustee with duration of not more
than one (1) year and will cater to the needs of individual and institutional investors
with conservative risk appetite and short-term investment horizon.
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
***Under BSP regulations, a bank authorized to engage in trust and fiduciary business is under no obligation, either legal or
moral, to accept any such business being offered nor has it the right to accept if the same is contrary to law, rules, regulations,
public order and public policy, or when the client’s purpose is not aligned with the fund’s risk classification.
The fund is a multi-class money market fund that aims to generate a steady flow of
income with emphasis on capital preservation through investments in deposit
products of DBP and the accredited banks of the Trustee with duration of not more
than one (1) year and will cater to the needs of individual and institutional investors
with conservative risk appetite and short-term investment horizon.
3 working
Total None days and 55
minutes
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
the frontline officer.
***Under BSP regulations, a bank authorized to engage in trust and fiduciary business is under no obligation, either legal or
moral, to accept any such business being offered nor has it the right to accept if the same is contrary to law, rules, regulations,
public order and public policy.
Original copy of the duly accomplished Forms to be provided by DBP Branch and
Signature Card accomplished by the client; required
documents are to be secured from the client
Original copy of the duly accomplished Data Forms to be provided by DBP Branch and
Privacy Statement Form accomplished by the client; required
documents are to be secured from the client
Original copy of the duly accomplished Client Forms to be provided by DBP TBG and
Suitability Assessment Form accomplished by the client
Original copy of the duly accomplished Forms to be provided by DBP TBG and
Waiver of Suitability Assessment Form (if accomplished by the client
applicable)
Original copy of the duly accomplished Forms to be provided by DBP TBG and
Investment Policy Statement accomplished by the client
Original copy of the duly accomplished Forms to be provided by DBP TBG and
Investment Management Agreement accomplished by the client
Original copy of the duly accomplished Risk Forms to be provided by DBP TBG and
Disclosure Statement accomplished by the client
Original copy of the letter signed by the Client
authorized signatory/ies, indicating the email
address of the person authorized to receive
the electronic financial reports and other
communications regarding the account
Original copies of FATCA requirements, if Forms to be provided by DBP TBG and
applicable: accomplished by the client
If US Person:
• Original and photocopy of the US
passport, or withholding certificate
• Duly signed Certification, Consent &
Waiver Form
• Duly accomplished W-9 Form
If not a US Person:
• Original and photocopy of non-US
passport and documents establishing
2.5 Provides
feedback on the
evaluation of the
endorsed
documents
3 working
Total None days and 55
minutes
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of
documents. This does not include waiting time which varies depending on the type of
transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of the frontline
officer.
**The relationship between the client and DBP-TBG will be governed by the terms and
conditions of the product/service, as will be indicated in the agreement to be signed during
account opening.
***Under BSP regulations, a bank authorized to engage in trust and fiduciary business is
under no obligation, either legal or moral, to accept any such business being offered nor has
it the right to accept if the same is contrary to law, rules, regulations, public order and public
policy.
Trust refers to a fiduciary relationship wherein legal title to funds and/or properties of
the trustor is transferred to the trustee (trust institution), subject to an equitable
obligation of the trustee to administer, hold and manage such funds and/or
properties for the use, benefit or advantage of the trustor or other designated
beneficiaries. On the other hand, Other Fiduciary Services refers to trust/agency
agreements other than those classified as Trust wherein the trust institution may act
as the depository of the assets and properties and shall manage the same in
accordance with the provisions of the trust agreement.
Services under Trust and Other Fiduciary Services include the following:
a. Employee Benefit Plan
b. Court Trusts (Administratorship, Executorship, Guardianship)
c. Legislated & Quasi-Judicial Trust
d. Property Administratorship
e. Corporate Fiduciary Accounts
f. Corporate Fiduciary Services (Directors and Officers Liability Fund [DOLF],
Collateral/Mortgage Trusteeship, Trust Under Indenture, Facility/Loan
Agency, Transfer Agency, Depository and Re-Organization, Escrow, Project
Accounts Agency, Debt Servicing Agency, and Safekeeping)
g. Advisory / Consultancy
h. Special Purpose Trust
PROCES
AGENCY FEES TO BE PERSON
CLIENT(S) STEPS SING
ACTIONS PAID RESPONSIBLE
TIME
1. Sends request for 1.1 Briefly None 1 hour Marketing Officer -
proposal to DBP- discusses/ Trust Marketing
TBG or proceed interviews the Department
to the Marketing client on the
Officer of the purpose of account
Trust Banking opening and
Group (TBG) source of funds
located at the 4th
Floor for a 1.2 Assesses the 1 hour
meeting and type service and
briefing on the arrangement
product or service needed by the
client(s)
Provide proposal
to the prospective
client with the list
of duties for the
contemplated
service and the
initial checklist of
requirements
2. Sends signed 2.1 Conducts initial None 1 hour Marketing Officer -
proposal letter assessment of the Trust Marketing
and submit initial documents Department
requirements submitted based
on the initial list of
requirements and
refer the matter to
Trust Lawyer for
the drafting of the
agreement and
further evaluation
of documents with
concern
2.3 Research
applicable laws,
rules and
regulations to the
proposed
arrangement for
the drafting of the
agreement and/or
consult the
relevant
government
agencies on any
issue
*The maximum duration for each activity applies upon complete and proper submission of documents. This does not include
waiting time which varies depending on the type of transaction/product being availed of and other causes beyond the control of
DBP-TBG and the time spent for the meetings, negotiations and/or consultation with the relevant government authority that
may be held for the drafting of the agreement(s) and/or revise any of the terms therein.
**Additional requirements/documents may be required for the arrangement/account the determination of which is dependent on
the other parties’ internal policies, rules and regulations.
***The relationship between the clients and DBP-TBG will be governed by the terms and conditions of the product/service, as
will be indicated in the agreement/s to be negotiated and signed upon account opening.
****Check payments received by DBP-TBG are subject to clearing in accordance with the PDIC rules.
*****Under BSP regulations, a bank authorized to engage in trust and fiduciary business is under no obligation, either legal or
moral, to accept any such business being offered nor has it the right to accept if the same is contrary to law, rules, regulations,
public order and public policy.
* End of day/ subject to cutoff time and availability of of NAVPu for the day
This pertains to the procedures in the disposal of ROPA to 3rd parties and qualified
employees of the Bank
Office or
Acquired Assets Department
Division:
Classification: Complex
Type of
G2G, G2C, G2E and G2B
Transaction:
Who may
3rd parties and qualified employees of the Bank
avail:
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Basic Requirements:
Cash Bid Form with Bidding Rules and Bidding Committee and Acquired Assets Department
Procedures and Checklist of
Documents
This pertains to the procedures for the refund of deposits to Cash/Negotiated Sales.
Basic Requirements:
Cash Bid Form with Bidding Rules and Acquired Assets Department, Head Office Building
Procedures and Checklist of and all Branches
Documents or Negotiated Offer Form
with Negotiated Rules and Procedures
and Checklist of Documents
Additional Requirements as may be Please see Annex C
required:
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Client 1.1 If the Cash None 2 days Acquired Asset
receives Recommendation Officer/Acquired Asset
Notice of was disapproved, Assistant
Disapproval. notify client of the
disapproval and
refund of deposit.
Processes and Procedures for Simple FOI Requests Received via Email
Accomplished DBP FOI Request Form DBP website under the Transparency Seal page
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit FOI 1. Accept and None 3 days FOI Receiving
related requests evaluate request. If Officer and/or
through the Bank’s the information Authorized
official email being requested is Representative
address: posted in the (Corporate Affairs
www.info@dbp.ph website, the FRO Department)
shall inform the
requesting party of
the said fact and
provide them with
the website link
Processes and Procedures for Complex FOI Requests Coursed through the
Bank’s Branches or Lending Centers
Office or
Corporate Affairs Department
Division:
Classification: Complex
Type of Government to Client
Transaction:
Who may avail: General Public
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Accomplished DBP FOI Request Form DBP website under the Transparency Seal page
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submit FOI 1. LC Head or None 1 day LC Head or
related requests Branch Head to Branch Head
through the Bank’s forward request to
Branches and the FRO
Lending Centers
2. Requesting party 2. Accept and None 6 days FOI Receiving
to receive the evaluate request. If Officer and/or
requested the information Authorized
information being requested is Representative
posted in the (Corporate Affairs
website, the FRO Department)
shall inform the
requesting party of
the said fact and
provide them with
the website link
Processes and Procedures for Highly Technical FOI Requests Received via Email
Processes and Procedures for Highly Technical FOI Requests coursed through
Branches and Lending Centers
Note: The
procedures for
handling of
emailed
complaints shall
apply upon receipt
of the email from
the client. The
prescribed TAT
depending on the
classification of
the complaint shall
be followed; a.)
Simple-3 working
days; b.)
Complex-7
working days and
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
a.3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
CEMD
In the absence of
an email address,
client is advised to
proceed to the
branch of account
for appropriate
handling of the
concern. The
Customer Service
personnel
forwards to the
concerned
branch/business
unit the scanned
copy of the CCRF
as an advance
copy while the
latter awaits the
arrival of the
client.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
a. 3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
CEMD
personnel
handling the
complaint
c. Date of
complaint in
mmddyy
d. Sequence
number
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
a. Full Name
b. Contact
Information
c. Details of the
complaint
2.2.Register the
complaint in the
Enhanced
Complaints Report
Template and
assign a reference
number to the
Customer
Complaint Record
Form using the
a. 3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
CEMD
personnel
handling the
complaint
c. Date of
complaint in
mmddyy
d. Sequence
number
2.3.Send an email
to the client to
document the
receipt of the
complaint
In the absence of
an email address,
client is advised to
proceed to the
branch of account
for appropriate
handling of the
concern. The
Customer Service
personnel
forwards to the
concerned
branch/business
unit the scanned
copy of the CCRF
as an advance
copy while the
latter awaits the
arrival of the
client.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
2.2.Register the
complaint in the
Enhanced
Complaints
Report Template
and assign the
reference
number using the
format, as
follows:
a.3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
CEMD
NOTE: For complaints coursed through the regulatory agencies, the TAT prescribed by the latter shall apply.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
a.3-digit CEMD
initials
In the absence of
an email address,
client is advised to
proceed to the
branch of account
for appropriate
handling of the
concern. The
Customer Service
personnel
forwards to the
concerned
branch/business
unit the scanned
copy of the CCRF
as an advance
copy while the
latter awaits the
arrival of the
client.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
a.3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
CEMD
personnel
handling the
complaint
c. Date of
complaint in
mmddyy
d. Sequence
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
2. Provide the details of 2.1 Gather the None 10 mins. Customer Care
the complaint following Analyst or Officer
information from (Customer
the complainant Experience
and accomplish Management
the DBP Department)
Customer
Complaint Record
Form:
a. Full Name
b. Contact
Information
c. Details of the
complaint
a. 3-digit CEMD
initials
In the absence of
an email address,
client is advised to
proceed to the
branch of account
for appropriate
handling of the
concern. The
Customer Service
personnel
forwards to the
concerned
branch/business
unit the scanned
copy of the CCRF
as an advance
copy while the
latter awaits the
arrival of the
client.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
2. Provide the details 2.1 Gather the None 5 mins Customer Care
of the complaint details of the Analyst or Officer
complaint from (Customer
the complainant Experience
and/or the Management
concerned Department)
regulatory
agency
a.3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
NOTE: For complaints coursed through the regulatory agencies, the TAT prescribed by the latter shall apply.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
DBP Customer Complaint Record DBP Branches, CEMD and frontline business
Form (CCRF) units in the Head Office
a.3-digit CEMD
initials
b .Initials of the
In the absence of
an email address,
client is advised to
proceed to the
branch of account
for appropriate
handling of the
concern. The
Customer Service
personnel
forwards to the
concerned
branch/business
unit the scanned
copy of the CCRF
as an advance
copy while the
latter awaits the
arrival of the
client.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
a. 3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
CEMD
personnel
handling the
complaint
c. Date of
complaint in
mmddyy
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
a. Full Name
b. Contact
Information
c. Details of the
complaint
a.3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
CEMD
personnel
handling the
complaint
c. Date of
complaint in
mmddyy
d. Sequence
number
In the absence of
an email address,
client is advised to
proceed to the
branch of account
for appropriate
handling of the
concern. The
Customer Service
personnel
forwards to the
concerned
branch/business
unit the scanned
copy of the CCRF
as an advance
copy while the
latter awaits the
arrival of the
client.
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
2.2.Register the
complaint in the
Enhanced
Complaints Report
Template and
assign the
reference number
using the format,
as follows:
a.3-digit CEMD
initials
b. Initials of the
CEMD
personnel
CLASSIFICATION OF COMPLAINTS
1. Simple complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where resolution can be rendered immediately and
communicated to the customer within a 3-day period from date of receipt. A resolution is immediate if it can be resolved without
the need to escalate to other Business Unit within the organization nor require third-party intervention.
2. Complex complaint – A type of complaint which needs further assessment, verification, or in-depth investigation that requires
escalation to another Business Unit within the bank. Resolution thereof, including communication to the customer, may ideally
be achieved within a 7-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency where the complaint originated.
3. Highly technical complaint – A type of complaint received by the Bank where the resolution of which requires a third-party
intervention such as outsource service providers, external auditors, partner-institutions, or other Banks. Resolution thereof must
be achieved within a 20-day period or as prescribed by the concerned regulatory agency.
1
Per DBP Circular 28 series of 2021, DBP Information Asset Policy and Guidelines
For Hiring:
If Request to Fill-Up
has an attached
Resume of identified
candidate, forwards
resume and other
application documents
to RSPU to validate
the initial evaluation
done by the
Sector/Group level
• Sector Head
Concurrence and
President &
CEO’s approval -
SL 12 up
• Sector Head
approval – SL 11
down (MAA)
1.13 Receives None 4 hours ODWPU Head
approved clearance
1.16 Prepares
transmittal memo for
posting/ publication
1 day, 30
Total None
minutes
Option 2) Leadership
assessment for officers
Simple: 5 days,
4 hours
Complex: 9
Total None days, 4 hours
Highly
Technical: 22
days, 4 hours
To provide the DBP Business Units with best-fit talents (those who passed the pre-
employment examination and initial interview of the business unit), in accordance
with the 2017 Civil Service Commission Omnibus Rules on Appointments and Other
Human Resource Actions, Revised 2018 (CSC-ORAOHRA).
Office or Human Resource Administration Department – Recruitment, Selection
Division: and Placement Unit (RSPU)
Classification: Highly Technical
Type of G2G – Government to Government; G2C – Government to Client
Transaction:
Who may All internal or external applicants
avail:
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Accomplished and Notarized Personal Data Civil Service Commission website or
Sheet with Work Experience Sheet HRAD-RSPU
Authenticated certificate of eligibility/rating/ Client/ Applicant
license
Diploma and Transcript of Records – Client/ Applicant
certified true copy
HRAD credit information authority HRAD-RSPU
Background Investigation Authorization HRAD-RSPU
Data Privacy Consent form HRAD-RSPU
Accomplished Compensation template HRAD-RSPU
Certificate of Employment with Client/ Applicant
compensation/ latest payslip from previous
employer
Certificate of Live Birth (duly authenticated Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) or Local Civil
by the PSA or the LCR) – 1 original copy Registry
Certificate of Trainings/Seminars Client/ Applicant
NBI Clearance – original Client/ Applicant; National Bureau of Investigation
(NBI)
Police Clearance – original Client/ Applicant; Philippine National Police (PNP)
Fiscal Clearance – original Client/ Applicant; Office of the City Prosecutor
Barangay Clearance – original Client/ Applicant
2x2 ID picture – 3 pcs Client/ Applicant
Residence Sketch Client/ Applicant
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Returns 1.1 Receives IRS None 4 hours RSPU personnel
accomplished
Interview
Referral Slip
(IRS) to HRAD-
RSPU
Option 2) For SL 16 or
equivalent to VP and
above, refer to
outsourced agency for
Leadership and
psychological
assessment
For staff
applicants: 8
days, 4 hours
For JO
applicants: 12
Total None
days, 4 hours
For Executive
level applicants:
18 days, 4
hours
7-30 days, 4
Total None
hours
For Promotion/
Promotion with
Rank
Conferment/
Rank
Conferment =
4 days
The processing and crediting of Payroll to various Active and Separated DBP
Employees including payment regular salaries and allowances, salary differentials,
monetization of leave credits, final pay, loyalty, hazard pay et.al.
Office or Human Resource Administration Department – Compensation and
Division: Rewards Management Unit (CRMU)
Classification: Simple
Type of G2G – Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: All DBP active and separated employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Completed and duly approved
attendance/leave/ OT/OB in the iHRIS
PERSON
FEES TO PROCESSING
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS RESPONSIBL
BE PAID TIME
E
1. Completes 1.1 Processes Payroll None 1 day Payroll
attendance/leave/ Transactions Specialists
OT/OB in the
iHRIS, including 1.2 Checks accuracy
approval of the Payroll
1.5 Certifies
correctness of the
voucher
Head, HR-
Admin
Department
Head, Human
Resource
Manageme
nt Group
Head, Sector
Head
President/CE
O
1.8 Forwards the None 30 mins Payroll
Disbursement Voucher Specialists
and all supporting
documents to
Accounting Department
The Certificate of Leave Without Pay (LWOP) is issued to all DBP active and
separated employees for different purposes such as claim of separation/retirement
benefits, Maturity claim, reconciliation of premium contribution, etc.
Office or Human Resource Administration Department – Compensation and
Division: Rewards Management Unit (CRMU)
Classification: Simple
Type of G2G – Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: All active and separated employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
For maturity claim and reconciliation of HRAD-CRMU
premium contribution, request either thru
email/phone call
For claim of separation/retirement benefits, HRAD-CRMU
certificate of clearance
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Sends request 1. Receives and logs None 30 minutes CRMU-Benefits
thru email or request staff
phone call
indicating
purpose to be
stated in the
certification
The Authority to Travel Abroad is issued to all active DBP for purposes of personal
travel abroad.
Office or Human Resource Administration Department – Compensation and
Division: Rewards Management Unit (CRMU)
Classification: Simple
Type of G2G – Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: All active employees who are travelling abroad on their own personal
expense
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Certificate of Travel Clearance (cleared by iHRIS, under Policies/Forms
Legal Services Group)
Printed copy of Approved Leave Employee
Copy of Ticket or Itinerary Employee
Certificate/Turnover of Pending work (for Employee
more than 5 working days travel)
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Sends 1.1 Receives and logs None 1 hour, 30 CRMU-Benefits
Certificate of request minutes staff
Travel Clearance
(cleared by LSG), 1.2 Validates
with complete completeness of
attachments/ submitted documents
documents and checks leave
balances
HRMG Head
– for Officers
1.6 Communicates the None 30 minutes CRMU-Benefits
signed Authority to staff
Travel Abroad to the
requesting party
The Certification of Employment is issued to all DBP active employees for different
purposes such as loan applications, visa applications, employment and others.
Office or Human Resource Administration Department – Compensation and
Division: Rewards Management Unit (CRMU)
Classification: Simple
Type of G2G – Government to Government; G2C – Government to Client
Transaction: (Employee)
Who may avail: All DBP active and separated employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Application thru the DBP IHRIS o DBP IHRIS Self-Service 201 Admin
Module/Employee Request
o Payroll Local 6645/6644/6640
o hrad-payroll1@dbp.ph
o hrad-payroll2@dbp.ph
FEES TO PROCESSIN PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID G TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Request 1.1 Evaluates the None 1 day Payroll Specialist
certification thru following:
iHRIS
• Classification of
information asset
• Identity/ Authority
of request party
• Purpose of
request
1. Sends the duly 1.5 Receives and None 4 hours Payroll Specialist
signed BIR 2316 review duly signed
forms to HRMG BIR 2316 forms
from branches and
departments
• CD or Flash
Drive
containing all
the scanned
2316 Forms
and BIR
Alphalist
(7.1, 7.3 and
7.4)
• Notarized
Sworn
Declaration
duly signed
by the
HRMG Head
certifying that
the soft
copies of the
said BIR
forms
contained in
the CD/Flash
drive are the
complete and
exact copies
of the original
thereof.
• Transmittal
forms
(Taxpayer
and BIR
Copy)
• Certified List
of
Employees
who are
qualified for
substituted
filing of ITR
The 201 File document is retrieved to support or verify information on personal and
employment history of the employee. Upon request of the DBP active and separated
employee, a certified copy of his/her 201 File document is provided for various
purposes such as personal file, employment, claims and others.
Office or Human Resource Administration Department – Human Resource
Division: Information Management Unit (HRIMU)
Classification: Simple
Type of G2G – Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: All DBP active and separated employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Request thru letter or email HRAD-HRIMU
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Sends written 1.1 Evaluates the None 4 hours Sr. HRIM
request following: Specialist/
Records Officer
• Identity/
authority of
requesting
party
• Purpose
1.2 Communicates/ None 4 hours Sr. HRIM
coordinates with Specialist/
requesting party Records Officer
• Documents
for release
• Date of return
of folder/
document
1.3 Retrieves None 1 day Sr. HRIM
requested record Specialist/
Records Officer
The Service Record is issued to all DBP active and separated employees to support
GSIS claims and for those transferring to other government agency.
Office or Human Resource Administration Department – Human Resource
Division: Information Management Unit (HRIMU)
Classification: Simple
Type of G2G – Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: All DBP active and separated employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Request either thru iHRIS/ email/ HRAD-HRIMU
telephone call/ walk-in
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Sends written 1.1 Reviews the None 4 hours Sr. HRIM
request/ online following: Specialist/
request thru iHRIS Records Officer
• Identity/
authority of
requesting
party
• Purpose
1.2 Reviews and None 2 hours Sr. HRIM
generates Service Specialist/
Record if readily Records Officer
available in the
IHRIS
• 201 Folder at
the HRMG
vault
• Service Card
(manual) at the
HRMG vault
• Microfilmed
Records from
the Corporate
Secretary
• Other possible
source
The Certification of Employment is issued to all DBP active employees for different
purposes such as loan applications, visa applications, employment and others.
Office or Human Resource Administration Department – Human Resource
Division: Information Management Unit (HRIMU)
Classification: Simple
Type of G2G – Government to Government
Transaction:
Who may avail: All DBP active and separated employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Request either thru iHRIS/ email/ HRAD-HRIMU
telephone call
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Sends written 1.1 Evaluates the None 1 day Sr. HRIM
request/ online following: Specialist/
request thru iHRIS Records Officer
• Classification
of information
asset
• Identity/
Authority of
request party
• Purpose
1.2 Communicates/ None 4 hours Sr. HRIM
coordinates with Specialist/
requesting party Records Officer
• Classification
of information
requirement
for release of
information
per existing
guidelines
• Turn-around-
time
agreement
• Identity/
Authority of
request party
• Purpose
1.2 Communicates/ None 4 hours Sr. HRIM
coordinates with Specialist/
requesting party Records Officer
• Classification
of information
requirement for
release of
information per
existing
guidelines
• Turn-around-
time
agreement
1.3 Confirms None 4 hours Sr. HRIM
signatory Specialist/
Records Officer
Total None 2 days
The Request for Travel Authority is issued to DBP officials and employees who were
accepted to undergo grant-funded training and study programs abroad. The HRMG –
Learning and Development Department facilitates the submission of request for travel
authority to the Department of Finance (DOF) as its mother agency.
Office or Learning and Development Department
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C – Government to Client (Employee)
Transaction:
Who may avail: DBP Employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Notice of Acceptance from the Sponsor Sponsoring Agency
DOF Request for Travel Authority Form HRMG-LDD
Approved Nomination HRMG-LDD
Letter of Invitation from the sponsor Sponsoring agency
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Sends request or 1.1 Prepares None 4 hours Career
letter of acceptance Request for Travel Management
to HRMG-LDD Authority using the Officer/Analyst
DOF Form and (LDD-Succession
Letter Request to Planning and
Secretary of Career
Finance for PCEO Development Unit)
approval
The certification on service obligation is issued to requesting DBP employees who are
required to submit such document as part of a requirement for another program which
include among others, long-term training, foreign and local scholarships, study leave or
other purposes.
Office or
DBP Learning and Development Department
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of
G2C – Government to Client (Employee)
Transaction:
Who may avail: Existing DBP Employees
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Letter Request addressed to the Head, c/o requesting employee
Human Resource Management Group to
include the following details:
a. Purpose of request
b. Contact details
FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS
BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submits letter 1.1 Receives request None 8 hours Receiving Unit
request to HRMG- and endorses to the
LDD Office of the
Department Head
1.2 Reviews request None 4 hours Head, Learning
and assigns to and Development
Training Department
Officer/Specialist/
Analyst
1.3 Training None 4 hours Training
Specialist/ Analyst Specialist/Analyst,
validates Service LDD-Training Unit
Obligation record and
prepares certification
1.4 Reviews and None 2 hours Head, Training Unit
signs the Certification
1.5 Signs Training None 4 hours Head, Learning
Certification and Development
Department
1.6 Sends Training None 2 hours Training
Certification (via Specialist/Analyst,
email / mail) LDD-Training Unit
Office or
DBP Learning and Development Department
Division:
Classification: Complex
Type of G2B – Government to Business
Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Universities/Schools/Colleges (CHED-accredited), SUCs,
Autonomous Educational Institutions
Who may avail:
Foreign Institutions/Banks
ADFIAP Member banks
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Letter Request addressed to the President c/o requesting agency
and CEO of the Bank, to include the
following information at least one week
prior to target schedule :
a. Purpose and objective of study
b. Target Date and Time
c. List and Profile of delegates
d. Contact Person, website address
and attachments (Agency Profile,
List of Officers)
e. Permit/Clearance from CHED for
schools/universities
AGENCY FEES TO PROCESSING PERSON
CLIENT STEPS
ACTIONS BE PAID TIME RESPONSIBLE
1. Submits letter 1.1 Receives None 8 hours Receiving Unit
request to DBP request and
Office of the endorses to the
President and CEO Office of the
Department Head,
HRMG
1.2 Endorses to None 2 hours Head, Human
HRMG-LDD for Resource
evaluation / Management
appropriate action Group
1.3 Assigns request None 4 hours Head, Learning
to the Head, LDD- and Development
Training Unit Department
1.4 Evaluates and None Training
verifies Specialist/Analyst,
attachments LDD-Training Unit
2. Responds to 2.1 Designs None 16 hours Training
Processes and procedures for Simple Requests for Copies of Board and Committee
Resolutions and Supporting Documents Received via Email or Printed Request
Office or Office of the Corporate Secretary (OCS) - Records and Archives Unit
Division: (RAU)
Classification: Complex
Type of G2G – Government to Government (Bank Units)
Transaction: G2C – Government to Client (Employees)
Who may avail: Requesting Bank Units, Bank Clients, Other Regulatory/Government
Agencies
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Email or Memorandum request indicating Requesting party
the purpose of the request and details of
the transaction
Relevant supporting documents Requesting party
Valid ID of the requesting party; SPA or Requesting party
authorization letter if acting thru a
representative
Processes and procedures for Simple Requests for No Gift Policy (NGP) Opinion
under the Bank’s Revised No Gift Policy Received via Email or Printed Copy
Processes and procedures for Simple Requests for Numbering of DBP Circulars,
Office Orders, Memorandum Orders, Sector Orders, and Group Orders
1 day and 4
Total None
hours
Procedure for servicing request for numbering of Travel Assignment Order (TAO)
Administrative Legal Department (ALD) of the Legal Services Group (LSG), as the
clearing unit, certifies whether or not an employee has pending or no pending
administrative case, i.e., Travel Clearance and Loan-Related Clearances such as
DBP Cooperative Loans and Provident Fund (PF) Loans
Office or Administrative Legal Department – Legal Services Group
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C - Government to Client (Employee)
Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may All officers and employees of the Bank
avail:
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Pertinent document where the clearance is c/o requesting party
required
ALD-LSG issues and certifies that the employee concerned has pending or no
pending administrative case in relation to his/her Application for Fidelity Bond,
Renewal of Fidelity Bond, Study Leave, Scholarship Application and other legal
purposes.
Office or Administrative Legal Department – Legal Services Group
Division:
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C - Government to Client (Employee)
Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: All officers and employees of the Bank
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Memorandum-request c/o requesting party
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS FEES PROCESSING PERSON
TO BE TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. Submit a written 1. Upon receipt of the None 20 minutes Administrative
request via email complete request, ALD staff Legal
addressed to the prepare the appropriate Department
ALD Head and certification for signature of Officer and Staff
send to the ALD Officer
ald@dbp.ph cc:
rdmallari@dbp.ph
with the following
details: (a) Name of
the client-
requestor; (b)
position title of the
client-requestor
and the business
unit where he/she
belongs; and (c)
purpose of the
request
Option 2)
The Legal Services Group, through its commissioned notary public/lawyers, provides
notarial services involving all Bank documents or documents with Bank-related
transactions requiring notarization.
Office or Division: Legal Services Group
Classification: Simple
Type of G2C - Government to Client (Employee)
Transaction: G2G – Government to Government
Who may avail: All employees or clients of DBP (the “Bank”) with Bank-related
transactions.
CHECKLIST OF REQUIREMENTS WHERE TO SECURE
Document/s to be notarized c/o requesting party
CLIENT STEPS AGENCY ACTIONS FEES PROCESSIN PERSON
TO BE G TIME RESPONSIBLE
PAID
1. The affiant / 1. Notarize the None 3 hours and Notary Public at
individual shall: documents in 30 minutes in the LSG, to be
accordance with the accordance assisted by the
a) personally appear Philippine Supreme with the designated
before the Notary Court Rules on Notarial notarization Documents Analyst
Public in LSG; Practice schedule.* of the Day.
b) present
competent
evidence of
identity; and
c) submit original
copies of the
documents,
signed by the
personally
appearing
affiant/individual.
2. Submit 2 original 2. The Notary Public will None 5 minutes Notary Public at
copies of the file the notarized the LSG, to be
notarized documents documents in a folder to assisted by the
to LSG. be included in his/her designated
report the notarized Documents Analyst
documents and the of the Day.
same will be later on
submitted to the Clerk of
Court of the City where
he/she is commissioned
as a Notary Public, in
accordance with the
Philippine Supreme
Court Rules on Notarial
Practice.
Email: customersevice@dbp.ph
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Sector Order 271 dated July 13, 2020 Implementation of the Policy on Account Opening and PSA letter to the DBP dated May
21, 2021 requesting for the inclusion of the PhilID as an acceptable proof of identification
A. Individual
1. Local Residents
a. At least one (1) original valid photo-bearing ID as enumerated in Annex “A”
b. 2 pieces of 1x1 ID picture
c. Birth Certificate for Minor, if account shall be opened by parent
2. Foreign Nationals
a. Passport
b. Alien Certificate of Registration (ACR) or Diplomatic ID issued by the
Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)
3. Court Appointed Fiduciary
a. Originally Copy of Court Order containing the fiduciary’s appointment and
authorizing the opening of deposit account with DBP
B. Sole Proprietorship
C. Partnership
1. Articles of Partnership
2. Certificate of Registration with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)
3. Notarized agreement/resolution designating the extent of authority of each
partner in dealing with the depository bank
D. Corporation
1. Articles of Incorporation
2. Certificate of Registration with SEC or Certificate of Registration with other
appropriate agency
3. By-Laws
4. Duly notarized Board Resolution incorporating the following:
• Authority to open an account with DBP
• Designated Officers Authorized to Deposit, Withdraw, Endorse or
Negotiate checks and otherwise deal with the bank deposit and the nature
and extent of such authority which should conform with the By-Laws of
the corporation
• Notarized List of incumbent Officers, Board of Directors and Stockholders
(General Information Sheet)
• Certification that the resolution remains effective and subsisting and has
not been amended, revoked or suspended
5. At least one (1) valid ID of authorized signatory/ies and Corporate Secretary
E. Association or Organization
1. Certificate of Registration with appropriate agency
2. Constitution and By-Laws
3. Association Agreement
4. Duly Notarized Board Resolution incorporating the following:
G. Government Entities
1. Charter and/or Law creating the government corporation/agency/office
2. Executive Order or Department Order creating the government agency
3. Duly notarized Board resolution incorporating the following:
• Authority to open account with DBP
• Designated Officers authorized to sign and the nature and extent of such
authority (except for LGU)
• Certification that the resolution remains effective and subsisting and has
not been amended, revoked or superseded
• Oath of Office (For LGU)
H. Cooperatives
1. Certificate of Registration with the Cooperative Development Authority (CDA)
2. Articles of Cooperation and By-Laws
3. Duly notarized Board resolution incorporating the following:
• Authority to open account with DBP
• Designated Officers authorized to sign and the nature and extent of such
authority
• Certification that the resolution remains effective and subsisting and has
not been amended, revoked or superseded