Requirement For Barangay Official Eligibility
Requirement For Barangay Official Eligibility
Requirement For Barangay Official Eligibility
1. Properly accomplished Application Form (CS Form 101-E, Revised April 2012);
2. Three (3) pieces of identical I.D. pictures taken within the last three (3) months prior to
filing of application with specifications, as follows:
- The name tag must legibly show the applicant’s signature over complete printed name in
the format First Name-Middle Initial-Last Name-Extension Name (if any); and
- The name tag should not be computerized, meaning, the applicant should have his/her
picture taken while holding his/her written name tag.
Illustration:
Note: In case where the NSO-issued Birth Certificate is not legible, or the NSO has duly
issued a Negative Certification of Birth (NSO CRS Form No. 1) printed in NSO security form,
the applicant shall, in addition, be required to submit the original and photocopy of his/her
Birth Certificate that is authenticated/issued by the Local Civil Registrar (LCR).
Note: In case where the NSO-issued Marriage Certificate is not legible, the applicant shall,
in addition, be required to submit the original and photocopy of his/her Marriage Certificate
that is authenticated/issued by the Local Civil Registrar (LCR).
6. Certification executed by the applicant that he/she has no pending administrative and/or
criminal case before any court/authorized body, and that he/she has never been found
guilty/convicted of any administrative offense and/or crime, using the prescribed CSC SPEL
Form 1, April 2012; and
1. Certification from authorized DILG official at the municipal, city, provincial, or regional
level of the services rendered by the barangay official, using the prescribed forms, as follows:
CSC-ERPO BOE Form 1(a), April 2012 – for elective barangay officials; or
CSC-ERPO BOE Form 1(b), April 2012 – for appointive barangay officials;
2. Certification from the Barangay Chairman on the services rendered by the barangay
official;
3. Duly signed oath-taking certificate or other proofs of having been duly elected or
appointed, such as election returns and appointment paper;
4. Notarized Affidavit stating that the barangay official was not employed in the government
during his/her term of office in the barangay (for elected barangay officials), or service
requirement (for appointed barangay officials), and that he/she did not receive any form of
salary/compensation, except honorarium for holding a position in an ex-officio capacity,
during his/her term of office or service requirement;
5. For appointive barangay officials (Barangay Secretary & Barangay Treasurer) only,
notarized Affidavit stating that the appointive barangay official is not related up to the 4th
degree of consanguinity, or of affinity, to the appointing Punong Barangay;
A. Properly accomplished CS Form 101-E (Revised, April 2012), together with the pictures
and other documentary requirements, must be submitted to the CSC RO/FO having
jurisdiction over the Barangay where an applicant has rendered services.
This mode of filing an application involves the applicant himself/herself going to the
CSC RO/FO concerned to personally submit his/her application and documentary
requirements. This is the most recommended mode of application filing, as this will allow
interview of the applicant as to his/her qualifications and other circumstances relevant to
his/her application for eligibility grant.
B. Through Representative;
This mode involves a representative of the applicant going to the CSC RO/FO
concerned to submit the application and documentary requirements.
Note: While filing of application may be coursed through a representative, the applicant
shall be required to appear personally before the CSC for the proper issuance and acceptance
of the Certificate of Eligibility, should the application be approved. Representative/s shall
not be allowed to receive the Certificate of Eligibility on behalf of the applicant-grantee.