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Barangay Bagbag, Novaliches, Quezon City
Barangay Bagbag is a vibrant and growing community nestled in the northern part of Novaliches, Quezon City. Home to thousands of hardworking and resilient families, Bagbag is known for its strong community spirit, dedicated local governance, and commitment to sustainable living.
Through initiatives like our Materials Recovery Facility and digitalized barangay services, we are working every day to create a cleaner, smarter, and more connected community for all our residents.
55,764
Total Population
Age group / all ages demographic count
26,144
Households
Registry of Barangay Bagbag households
27,912
Male Residents
Population by sex
27,834
Female Residents
Population by sex
Age Profile
55,764 residents
Under 1
1,077
Age 1-4
4,325
Age 5-14
9,994
Age 15-24
11,142
Age 30-44
12,604
Age 60+
3,514
Education Completed
50,344 aged 5+
Elementary
11,019
High School
20,746
Post Secondary
1,549
College Undergraduate
7,099
Academic Degree Holder
7,796
Marital Status
55,746 recorded
Single
30,236
Married
17,105
Widowed
1,639
Richard V. Ambita, also known as "Rex," is a Filipino public official serving as the Punong Barangay of Barangay Bagbag, District 5, Novaliches, Quezon City. A holder of a Master in Public Administration (MPA) degree, he has been leading the barangay since 2013 and is recognized for his strong community support and public service initiatives. His leadership focuses on community welfare, disaster preparedness, youth development, public health programs, infrastructure improvement, and educational partnerships that support local residents and out-of-school youth.
Our Purpose
Mission & Vision
The guiding principles that drive our commitment to building a better Barangay Bagbag for every resident.
Our Story
Historical Background of Bagbag
The term Bagbag originated from a large, mountainous place with hard adobe rocks, which when flattened to give way for early settlement produced a loud thudding sound bag-bag! Thence became Bagbag that has been existing since the Spanish era when the local head was the cabeza de barangay. The first of which was Vicente Bernardino. The term then has evolved into tiniente del barrio which later on became kapitan del barrio or barangay captain/barangay chairman, a position that was first handled by Reynaldo B. Llegado, Sr. during the Martial Law years. With the assumption to power of the late president Corazon Aquino, Dr. Beatriz Carreon was appointed OIC by the transition government.
In 1989, the first post-Martial Law elections was held, wherein Reynaldo B. Llegado won, serving from 1989 - 1994, followed by Renato R. Roque (1994 - 1997), then Constancia V. Ambita (1997 - 2001) and a short stint by Renato R. Roque.
In the barangay elections of 2002, Carlito R. Bernardino won, serving from 2002 - 2013. The barangay elections of 2013 brought a new leadership in the person of the incumbent Richard V. Ambita who has achieved a landslide approval of Bagbagueños in the 2018 barangay elections.
Barangay Leadership
Meet Your Local Officials
Dedicated public servants committed to serving the residents of Barangay Bagbag with transparency, integrity, and efficiency.
Barangay Council Profile
2
Lord Benjamin Michael Angelo P. Canlas
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Official
3
Jayson SJ. Paliza
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Official
4
Rico S. Calesterio
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Official
5
Mary Ann Ubanos-Ambita
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Official
6
Reynaldo T. Llegado
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Official
7
Bernard L. Gappi
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Official
8
Michelle L. Vitangcol
Barangay Kagawad Barangay Official
9
Mark Ian Belleza Rivera
SK Chairperson (Ex-Officio Member) Barangay Official
10
Rolando V. Pascor
Barangay Secretary Barangay Official
11
Evarista Gratela-Pelayo
Barangay Treasurer Barangay OfficialBarangay Administrator and Chief Executive Officer
12
Rolando H. Mejila
Barangay Administrator Executive Office
13
Felipe L. Decada, Jr.
Barangay Executive Officer Executive OfficeSangguniang Kabataan Profile
14
Hanna Lingga Benitez
SK Kagawad SK Official
15
Nicole Bruno Gusi
SK Kagawad SK Official
16
Kate Kimberly S. Mercado
SK Kagawad SK Official
17
Charles David Ramo
SK Kagawad SK Official
18
Maui Curioso Lazarte
SK Kagawad SK Official
19
Andrei Bea D. Nuñez
SK Kagawad SK Official
20
Alexandra Mae B. Margate
SK Kagawad SK Official
21
Yushimi S. Neri
SK Secretary SK Official
22
Elka Nicole R. Dela Torre
SK Treasurer SK Official
Stay Updated
Community Announcements
Stay informed about the latest news, events, and important updates happening right in your community.
Community Contributions
Turning Community Effort Into Real Impact
A transparent look at how Barangay Bagbag's collective efforts in waste recovery, urban farming, and e-services translate into community wealth.
Waste Recovery
Urban Farming
Green Community Wealth
₱2,426,452.00
Platform Gross Revenue
E-Services + MRF + Farming combined
66,657.00 kg
Total Waste Recovered
Non-biodegradable recyclables sold
₱527,103.00
Farm Yield Value
Urban farming harvest & produce sales
Impact Allocation Snapshot
● Live Data
E-Services
Document requests and digital transactions completed through the portal.
Records
10,655
Revenue Share
₱1,036,850.00 (42.7%)
Waste Recovery
Non-biodegradable recyclables recovered and sold through MRF operations.
Records
1,498
Revenue Share
₱862,499.00 (35.5%)
Urban Farming
Harvest value generated from urban farming and produce sales.
Records
770
Revenue Share
₱527,103.00 (21.7%)
Total Records: 12,923
Total Value: ₱2,426,452.00
100% Community Impact
Digital Services
Barangay Services, Now Online
Gone are the days of long queues. BIG-ES lets you request official documents, track your applications, and access community services without leaving home.
Paperless Requests
Fewer Hall Visits
Cleaner Local Services
Barangay Clearance
Official clearance for employment, business, and legal purposes.
₱ 150.00Barangay ID
Official Barangay ID as proof of residency and identity.
₱ 100.00Blotter
File an official incident report for record and mediation.
✓ Free / See adminCertificate of Good Moral Character
Certification for school, work, or official character verification.
₱ 100.00Certificate of Indigency
Financial assistance eligibility via simple online request.
₱ 100.00Certificate of Residency
Certified proof of residence in Barangay Bagbag.
₱ 50.00Construction Clearance
Barangay clearance for construction, renovation, and permit support.
₱ 200.00Liquor Permit
Barangay permit support for liquor-related business requirements.
₱ 200.00Public Utilities Clearance
Clearance for water, electricity, internet, and other utility installation needs.
₱ 100.00TODA Clearance
Clearance for tricycle operators and drivers with TODA records.
₱ 100.00Working Permit
Employment clearance support for local work requirements.
₱ 100.00|
E-Services Portal
Ready to request a document?
Takes less than 5 minutes. No more long lines at the barangay hall.
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Environment
What is a Materials Recovery Facility?
A Materials Recovery Facility (MRF) is a specialized plant...
Recycling
Sustainability
Urban Farming
Our Story
Barangay Bagbag
Barangay Bagbag
MRF History
2018
MRF established as a community initiative
2020
Urban farming program launched
2022
Composting facility expanded
2024
BIG-ES digital platform launched
Established in 2018...
Once sorted, these materials are compacted into dense bales and sold to factories to be manufactured into new goods, effectively diverting large volumes of waste from landfills and promoting a circular economy.
E-Services Portal
Apply for Barangay documents and update your records online.
Resident Verification Required
Important: You must register as a resident and wait for your account to be approved by a Barangay administrator before you can make E-Service requests.
Please log in or create your resident account to access secure digital applications.
REQUEST BLOTTER
0.00
REQUEST BARANGAY CLEARANCE
150.00
REQUEST CERTIFICATE OF RESIDENCY
50.00
REQUEST CERTIFICATE OF INDIGENCY
100.00
REQUEST BARANGAY ID
100.00
REQUEST GOOD MORAL CERTIFICATE
100.00
REQUEST TODA CLEARANCE
100.00
REQUEST LIQUOR PERMIT
200.00
REQUEST PUBLIC UTILITIES CLEARANCE
100.00
REQUEST CONSTRUCTION CLEARANCE
200.00
REQUEST WORKING PERMIT
100.00
Compiling Impact Report...
Processing historical telemetry and running analytics models...
Community Updates
Announcements
& Advisories
Stay informed with the latest news, events, and advisories from Barangay Bagbag.
💚 MEN'S MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS EVENT 💚
Jun 07, 2026
In celebration of Men's Mental Health Awareness Month, we invite everyone to join us for an inspiring and meaningful event focused on promoting mental wellness, breaking stigmas, and encouraging open conversations about men's mental health. This event will feature discussions, activities, and opportunities to learn more about the importance of mental health and supporting one another in our community. Remember: Seeking help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Let's work together to create a supportive environment where every man feels heard, valued, and empowered. 💚 Your Mental Health Matters. You Are Not Alone.
Event
Barangay Hall Operating Hours This June
Jun 06, 2026
Barangay Hall will be open from Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Walk-in requests for barangay documents are accommodated until 4:30 PM. For faster service, residents are encouraged to use our online E-Services portal to submit document requests in advance.
Advisory
Community Clean-Up Drive — June 21, 2026
Jun 09, 2026
Join us for our monthly community clean-up drive! All residents are encouraged to participate. 📅 Date: June 21, 2026 ⏰ Time: 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM 📍 Meeting Point: Barangay Hall Grounds Bring your own gloves and cleaning materials. Snacks will be provided. Together, let's keep Barangay Bagbag clean!
Event
Free Medical Mission for Senior Citizens
Jun 10, 2026
Barangay Bagbag, in partnership with the City Health Office, will be conducting a FREE medical mission exclusively for senior citizens. 📅 Date: June 25, 2026 ⏰ Time: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM 📍 Venue: Barangay Multi-Purpose Hall Services include: blood pressure monitoring, blood sugar testing, free medicines, and consultations. Please bring your Senior Citizen ID.
Health
PWD Assistance Program — Registration Open
Jun 08, 2026
The Barangay is now accepting registrations for the PWD Assistance Program for the second quarter of 2026. Eligible persons with disabilities may apply for livelihood assistance, mobility aid, and educational support. 📋 Requirements: - Valid PWD ID - Proof of Residency - 2x2 photo Visit the Barangay Social Services Office (Monday–Friday, 9AM–4PM) to register.
Advisory
Youth Leadership Summit 2026
Jun 06, 2026
Calling all youth aged 15–30! The Barangay Kabataang Bagbag is hosting the 2026 Youth Leadership Summit. 📅 Date: July 5, 2026 ⏰ Time: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 📍 Venue: Barangay Multi-Purpose Hall Topics include: Community Leadership, Environmental Advocacy, and Digital Literacy. Lunch will be provided. Slots are limited — register at the Barangay Hall.
Event
Water Service Interruption Notice
Jun 04, 2026
The Maynilad Water Services will conduct maintenance work that will affect water supply in parts of Barangay Bagbag. 📅 Date: June 18, 2026 (Wednesday) ⏰ Time: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM 📍 Affected Areas: Purok 3, 4, and 5 Residents in affected areas are advised to store enough water in advance. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Utility
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Get in Touch with
Barangay Bagbag
Whether you have questions about our services, need assistance with a request, or want to report a concern — our team is ready to assist you during office hours.
Physical Address
625-20 Parokya ng Pagkabuhay Road, Barangay Bagbag, Novaliches, Quezon City, Philippines 1116
Email Address
Phone Number
Office Hours
Barangay service availability
Office
Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Online
Online services are available 24/7 through the BIG-ES portal.
Local Trunkline Directory
Official office lines for Barangay Bagbag departments and service units.
| Office | Name | Local Line |
|---|---|---|
| Office of the Punong Barangay | Hon. Richard V. Ambita, MPA | Local 111 |
| Office of the Barangay Secretary | Rolando V. Pascor | Local 101 |
| Office of the Barangay Treasurer | Evarista Gratela-Pelayo | Local 103 |
| Office of the Barangay Administrator | Rolando H. Mejila | Local 104 |
| Office of the Barangay Ex-Officer | Felipe L. Decada, Jr. | Local 107 |
| Office of the Lupon Tagapamayapa | Modesto Abello | Local 106 |
| Gender and Development Focal | Kgd. Mary Ann Ubanos-Ambita | Local 108 |
| BCPC | Yasmira D. Randa | Local 109 |
| Barangay Information | Marilyn Solo | Local 100 |
Pisikal na Impormasyon ng Barangay Bagbag
Barangay Bagbag is a residential and commercial area bounded by Barangay San Bartolome to the north, Barangay Sauyo to the east, Barangay Talipapa to the south, and Barangay Ugong of Valenzuela City to the west. The barangay is organized into seven areas, multiple communities, and three major clusters.
Date CreatedJune 25, 1975
Land Area207.17 hectares
Households26,144
Registered Voters40,501
Streets400 more or less
Alleys200 more or less
| RN | Sitio Name | Area | Cluster | Purok Leader |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pagkabuhay Road | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Jocelyn Beloso |
| 2 | Sinforosa | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Lolit Monis |
| 3 | Urbano | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Glaiza De Castro |
| 4 | Urbano Looban | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Jesusa Guttan |
| 5 | Simenteryo (625 Int-C) | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Precy Dimaculangan |
| 6 | Goodwill 2 / Divina Gracia | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Beth Madia |
| 7 | Goodwill Townhomes | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Vangie Cunan |
| 8 | Biglang-Awa | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Vangie Cunan |
| 9 | Wings Sampalokan | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Riza Pedrosa |
| 10 | Armando Street | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Jocelyn Beloso |
| 11 | Chuateco Compound (Former Carnay Compound) | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Jocelyn Beloso |
| 12 | Grand Monaco 3 | 1 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Jocelyn Beloso |
| 13 | Blas Roque | 2 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Emily Jacobo |
| 14 | Celina Drive | 2 | Quirino Cluster | Lolita Rivera |
| 15 | Tolentino (Ibaba) | 2 | Quirino Cluster | Leslie Tapang / Nancy Olipane |
| 16 | 615 | 2 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Eugene Sumpatan |
| 17 | Callejon | 2 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Eugene Sumpatan |
| 18 | 604 (Ngiyaw) | 2 | Quirino Cluster | Lolita Rivera |
| 19 | T. Carreon | 2 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Humbelina "Leng" Vicedor |
| 20 | Gold Hill | 2 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Annabelle Resusta |
| 21 | Sinag-Tala | 2 | King Cluster | Imelda Carreon |
| 22 | King Bolt (645 Compound Quirino Highway) | 2 | Pagkabuhay Cluster | Jocelyn Beloso |
| 23 | Kingspoint Subdivision | 3 | King Cluster | Marites Caina |
| 24 | Alipio Compound | 3 | King Cluster | Marites Caina |
| 25 | Oro Compound | 3 | King Cluster | Mira Flores |
| 26 | Uping | 3 | King Cluster | Mira Flores |
| 27 | Pinera | 3 | King Cluster | Jonalyn Onday |
| 28 | San Pedro 9 | 3 | King Cluster | Deying Santos / Jonalyn Onday / Melinda Benecio |
| 29 | Maloles | 3 | King Cluster | Olga Dela Calzada / Elenita Calesterio / Sunny Bawag - Volunteer |
| 30 | Babina Compound | 3 | King Cluster | Reynaldo Polido |
| 31 | Unang Tangke | 3 | King Cluster | Vilma Lagata |
| 32 | Francisco Compound | 3 | King Cluster | Reynaldo Polido |
| 33 | Daniac Compound | 3 | King Cluster | Rose Compacion |
| 34 | Kasiyahan Village | 3 | King Cluster | Eloisa Jacinto |
| 35 | Enclave | 3 | King Cluster | Olga Dela Calzada |
| 36 | Grandvillas | 3 | King Cluster | To be updated |
| 37 | El Pueblo | 3 | King Cluster | To be updated |
| 38 | Katipunan Kanan | 3 | King Cluster | Vilma Lagata |
| 39 | Bicol Compound | 3 | King Cluster | Star Fernandez |
| 40 | QC Homes | 3 | King Cluster | Vanessa Briones |
| 41 | Dupax (Jorgeville) | 4 | King Cluster | Imelda Carreon |
| 42 | Wings Bungad (SNKW) | 4 | King Cluster | Minda Azana |
| 43 | Wings Gitna (Miracle) | 4 | King Cluster | To be updated |
| 44 | Santos Compound | 4 | King Cluster | Jonalyn Raymundo |
| 45 | 439 Camp Grezar | 4 | King Cluster | Aurora Silva / Betty Lacorda / Emerlina Alferez |
| 46 | Katipunan Kaliwa | 4 | King Cluster | Elsie Delos Santos |
| 47 | Coronel Compound | 4 | King Cluster | Michelle Lacadin |
| 48 | Mantikaan | 4 | King Cluster | Riza Pedrosa |
| 49 | Likas | 4 | King Cluster | Winnifreda Maceda |
| 50 | Cleofas Compound (Old Bagbag Elem) | 4 | King Cluster | To be updated |
| 51 | Franco | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Jose Tabjan |
| 52 | Franco (Quirino Highway Side) | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Janette Paringit |
| 53 | Don Julio Gregorio PLHOAP1 | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Anabel Nazareno |
| 54 | Don Julio Gregorio PLHOAP2 | 5 | Quirino Cluster | To be updated |
| 55 | Don Julio Gregorio PLHOAP3 (Road 7) | 5 | Quirino Cluster | To be updated |
| 56 | Richland V, Subd. | 5 | Quirino Cluster | To be updated |
| 57 | De Asis Compound | 5 | Quirino Cluster | To be updated |
| 58 | Marides | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Glenda Bacus |
| 59 | Abbey Road Bungad | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Thelma Calanoga |
| 60 | Abbey Road Manggahan | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Cora Ybanez / Nenita Dela Cruz |
| 61 | Road 1 | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Yolanda Arboleda |
| 62 | Road 2 | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Yolanda Arboleda |
| 63 | Road 3 | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Yolanda Arboleda |
| 64 | Road 4 | 5 | Quirino Cluster | Yolanda Arboleda |
| 65 | Narra | 5 | Quirino Cluster | To be updated |
| 66 | Ibayo II (Taas) SPIB | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Linda Macasio / Jenevie Jundis |
| 67 | Ibayo II (Ibaba) Unity | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Mildred Mariano |
| 68 | Maligaya | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Maria Mondejar |
| 69 | Maligaya Dulo | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Maria Mondejar |
| 70 | Ibayo 1 (Leon Cleofas) | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Leslie Tapang / Nancy Olipane - Volunteer |
| 71 | Karaan | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Emma Liwag |
| 72 | Herrera (Tricycle Terminal) | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Emma Liwag |
| 73 | Herrera (Lotto Outlet) | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Lolita Rivera |
| 74 | St. Michael | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Delia Veluz |
| 75 | Urcia | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Jaime Rioflorido |
| 76 | Magno | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Memelyn Dela Torre |
| 77 | Bernarty Subdivision | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Gen Ventura |
| 78 | Tolentino (Itaas) | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Delia Veluz |
| 79 | Carreon Compound/Bernarty | 6 | Quirino Cluster | Delia Veluz |
| 80 | Seminary Road | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Margie Icatar |
| 81 | Remarville | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Emma Bernardino |
| 82 | Remarville Ave | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Irene Timan |
| 83 | Zodiac | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Felipe Roque |
| 84 | Remarville Felipe | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Lenny Consad |
| 85 | Apollo Street | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Reynaldo Bautista |
| 86 | Old Paliguan | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Shiena Lane Mendoza |
| 87 | Gawad Kalinga | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Felipe Roque |
| 88 | Mangilog Compound | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Rudy Ginggosa |
| 89 | Princess Homes | 7 | Quirino Cluster | To be updated |
| 90 | St. Anthony | 7 | Quirino Cluster | Reynaldo Bautista |
Help & FAQ Center
Find answers to frequently asked questions, tips for smooth applications, and details on processing times, requirements, and fees.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Project BIG-ES currently provides five (5) online e-services for residents:
• Barangay ID
• Barangay Clearance
• Blotter Request
• Certificate of Indigency
• Certificate of Residency
These services allow residents to conveniently submit requests and monitor their status through the portal.
• Barangay ID
• Barangay Clearance
• Blotter Request
• Certificate of Indigency
• Certificate of Residency
These services allow residents to conveniently submit requests and monitor their status through the portal.
To create an account, visit the Project BIG-ES Home Page and click the Sign Up button located at the top-right corner of the screen.
Fill out the required personal information and upload the necessary documents, such as proof of residency. Users who belong to special categories, including Senior Citizens, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), and Students, must select their category and upload the corresponding supporting documents (e.g., PWD ID for PWD applicants).
After submitting the registration form, a verification code will be sent to the email address you provided. Enter the code to verify your email address. Once verified, your account will undergo approval by the barangay administrator, which may take several hours. After approval, you will gain access to the Project BIG-ES portal and its features.
Fill out the required personal information and upload the necessary documents, such as proof of residency. Users who belong to special categories, including Senior Citizens, Persons with Disabilities (PWDs), and Students, must select their category and upload the corresponding supporting documents (e.g., PWD ID for PWD applicants).
After submitting the registration form, a verification code will be sent to the email address you provided. Enter the code to verify your email address. Once verified, your account will undergo approval by the barangay administrator, which may take several hours. After approval, you will gain access to the Project BIG-ES portal and its features.
Processing times may vary depending on the type of document requested and the volume of requests received. Most requests are processed within the same day, while some may take one to three (1–3) working days.
Residents are encouraged to regularly monitor the status of their requests through the portal.
Residents are encouraged to regularly monitor the status of their requests through the portal.
Yes. Project BIG-ES allows residents to conveniently submit requests for available barangay documents online. Once a request has been submitted, residents may track its progress and receive updates through the portal without having to visit the barangay office immediately.
Residents can monitor the status of their requests through their Project BIG-ES account. Once a request has been approved, a notification will appear on the portal indicating that the document is ready for release or further processing.
Applicants must provide:
• A valid government-issued ID
• Proof of residency
• Recent ID picture (if required)
• Other supporting documents that may be requested by the barangay
• A valid government-issued ID
• Proof of residency
• Recent ID picture (if required)
• Other supporting documents that may be requested by the barangay
The fee for obtaining a Barangay ID may vary depending on the policies implemented by the barangay. The current standard fee for the Barangay ID is ₱100. Please refer to our fee schedule below.
The following are commonly required:
• Valid ID
• Cedula (Community Tax Certificate)
• Proof of residency
• Additional supporting documents, if applicable
• Valid ID
• Cedula (Community Tax Certificate)
• Proof of residency
• Additional supporting documents, if applicable
In most cases, a cedula is required before a Barangay Clearance can be issued. However, requirements may vary depending on the policies of the barangay. Residents are encouraged to coordinate with the barangay office for further clarification.
A Barangay Clearance is generally valid for six (6) months from the date of issuance, unless otherwise specified by the barangay or the institution requiring the document.
Any resident who currently resides within the jurisdiction of the barangay and can provide proof of residency may apply for a Certificate of Residency.
Applicants may be required to submit:
• A valid ID
• Proof of residency
• Supporting documents requested by the barangay
• Additional requirements depending on the purpose of the certificate (e.g., medical or educational assistance)
• A valid ID
• Proof of residency
• Supporting documents requested by the barangay
• Additional requirements depending on the purpose of the certificate (e.g., medical or educational assistance)
Residents may submit a blotter request through the Project BIG-ES portal. After verification and approval by authorized barangay personnel, the requested record may be released following existing barangay policies and privacy regulations.
Only the concerned individual, authorized representatives, or parties permitted under applicable laws and barangay regulations may request and obtain copies of blotter records.
If your request is rejected, review the reason provided in the portal and ensure that all required information and supporting documents are complete and accurate. You may correct the deficiencies and submit a new request or contact the barangay office for assistance.